A Toasty Tribute
by alanfreed

Comment:
swwet and clean. The foremost reflections are a tad too strong IMO

Apocalypse
by jmsetzler

Comment:
redolent of heat and light. I suspect if I were seeing it in a larger size I'd be wishing the bristles were sharp. But very nice...

Overpainting the Cask of Amontillado
by dsa157

Comment:
amusing as hell. I wish the hand holding the roiller weren't so pale...

A Moveable Skylight
by e301

Comment:
very intriguing

Daring Escape...Almost (Freedom II)
by photom

Comment:
to me this is just a flash-on-cam snapshot with nothing special happening to justify the lack of applied craftsmanship.

A Tasty DPC Ribbon Served Up On Chopsticks
by neesa108

Comment:
luscious. wish the chopsticks were sharper and the ribbon a tad more saturated

"Blueberry" Pie in the Eye - (17287)
by xcharrier

Comment:
sickly green overtones where purity should be ruin this for me

Angel II
by arnit

Comment:
very powerful. one of the few framed images where the frame is actively enhancing the work. dark low, light hairline gaining prominence up high.

The Tree
by kyebosh

Comment:
striking image. It is very odd that the horizon appears to be slightly off horizontal, although I checked it and it is spot-on.I think the illusion is from a combinatiuon of the strong diagonal cloud lower left and the oeverly-agressive border, but I'm not sure.

GEEWHY'S YELLOW
by TLL061

Comment:
working within the limitations of the inevitable distortion from looking up, you've chosen to make the bottomost step a true horizontal. Unfortunately there's now no "defining vertical" here. As a rule, these work better if you have a defining vertical, and the natural choice here would be the vertical between the doors. This would also bring a true horizontal to the topmost step. All this is a cropping/rotation issue. The problem could have been minimized at the time of exposure, with a tripod and some careful alignment.