I Write Sins Not Tragedies
by Patsfan

Comment:
I don't know if you were intentionally going for the overly warm tones on this or not. I would like to see the paper closer to white personally by adjusting the color temp/white balance of this photo. JMO of course. :D I like the concept behind what you've done. Good luck in the challenge.

TEMPERATURE
by Ekenborg

Comment:
This is one of the more interesting 'Temperature' entries I've seen thus far. Well done on getting the exposure correct on this. Good luck in the challenge.

Move Along
by jdannels

Comment:
Must have been pretty darn windy. The stars have very little "trails" but you're showing good movement in the tree and clouds. Nice idea. Good luck.

Run It
by JunieMoon

Comment:
Those ducks must have really been moving! I say that because the water spray is frozen by the shutter speed, yet the ducks are blurry. You have pretty good color in the area around the ducks, and the rocks are nicely detailed and sharp. Good luck in the challenge.

What's Left Of Me
by posthumous

Comment:
I like the tones and processing on this. Works well for this photo. The title you've picked wouldn't have been my first choice. I associate that title more with a person rather than an object. Just my take on it. Good luck in the challenge.

Buttons
by lantaga

Comment:
This is a wonderful idea for a still life photo. Natural lighting is nice and the composition overall is fine. Biggest factor in scoring impact is that the image isn't that well focused. Seems a little blurry. One other thing is some fill light (bounced light from a white poster board would work great with that natural light) would help in the lower left of this image.

All JMO of course. :D Good luck in the challenge.

[low] temperature
by yianisn

Comment:
Very frosty indeed! I love the wind-blown snow on the leftmost branch. Looks like you could have a little sharper detail (snow crystals) but it's not far off the mark. The background has a bluish cast, which actually works ok to portray the cold, not sure about the haziness, thinking that it might be nice to have reduced that a little with a UV filter. JMO of course. :) Overall, a splendid image. Well done!

Walk Away
by dcyoung

Comment:
I love the image at first glance for the very nice use of minimalism and the use of leading lines. In addition, this composition does a nice job of using the rule of thirds in the placement of the trees, plaza area, and road. Good eye to see and capture this photo. Couple of issues I have that are holding this back are 1) sizing - use the maximum 640, ALWAYS! Show off the details. 2) Not very sharp, it's a bit soft - perhaps from hand holding rather than a tripod? The shutter speed had to have been fairly high to catch the leg in motion...

All JMO of course. :) Best of luck to you in the challenge.

Gold Digger
by DianeS

Comment:
Your neighbors are going to wonder when you start using that shovel in the yard. :D Creative, clever, and a little bit sexy. Nice combo! Look to see this one on the front page at rollover. Congrats on a job well done.

Temperature
by Spizella

Comment:
Hey, this is cool! At first glance I thought these were beakers (tubes) or something. What do you do that you had all of these at your disposal? :D Fun shot. Good luck in the challenge.