thoughts
by esdarby

Comment:
I like this. My only complaint would be that it seems tilted slightly counter-clockwise. Since you're basically square-on to the doorway, and it is more or less symmetric, I'd just set the bottom edge of the door horizontal (since none of the vertical lines are ever really going to be vertical without perspective correction). Other than that... Nice!

Screaming Eagle
by MPRPRO

Comment:
Nice shot, but a little blown out around the top of the head.

It's a beautiful day to work
by Pascal

Comment:
I think I would crop it closer, as the dark upper right corner doesn't do a whole lot for it.

Heavenly View
by TheresaA

Comment:
The frames are too much... The photo itself looks like it could use some straightening. All in all, it doesn't do much for me, though tweaking curves, saturation, etc might improve things a fair bit.

Nature Untouched
by JEFFJSB

Comment:
The stick in the middle I find distracting, the one in the lower right is not so bad though.

Ducks
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
I think I would prefer the ducks in the lower right corner, with more water and less ground.

Quiet Evening Noise
by briantammy

Comment:
I like the composition, but I'd do it contrasty in black and white.

The Fallen Ginkgo Leaves
by drake217

Comment:
Textures and lighting is interesting, but I think I'd shoot it from a bit of a different angle.

the watcher
by dragonlady

Comment:
This captures the essence of cat-ness, I think.

Klondike Bluffs
by DiamondPete

Comment:
I think there are too many competing elements here. At the left the rocks line up almost perfectly with the mountains in the back ground, as well as the clouds, which kind of takes away from their unique shapes. The detail in the rocks is interesting, so I'd like to see them closer. On the other hand, I like the pools too, and it may have been difficult to do both. I like how the lumpy clouds kind of mimic the lumpy rock, but it is all too much I think. I think it needs a slightly different angle and some simplification.