Miss Lonelyheart
by basia03

Comment:
Beautiful

one bad weed
by lightning

Comment:
Nice study in green and yellow.

Must... Find... Lampost...
by Matthew

Comment:
Very funny. The seemingly endless woodwork decking works well for this photo. The subjects are perfectly placed, and the colors of the clothing work perfectly. I'd prefer it if the photographer seemed a little more invisible - if the subjects' gazes all were parallel with the dog's. Nice shot.

Burning
by soup

Comment:
Kinda wish for just a little more flower, a little less shadow. Still, it's a very nice shot.

All gone
by jensmustang

Comment:
The invisible subject; very minimal. I can see that the rim of the bowl is in focus, yet the photo has a kind of blurry quality to it that really bothers me. I think part of it is due, ironically, to the fact that the blue background seems to have more crisp texture in it than the subject bowl. ANd the placement of the bowl seems a little haphazard. I like the blueness.

Gravity
by sofapez

Comment:
Lighting is exquisite. Nice composition.

Jar
by Discraft

Comment:
Withdrew my entry of a flower on a black background entitled 'BUG.' Love the static, formal presentation. of white on black.

NO RISK
by ZSANNA

Comment:
A question I wrestled with in this challenge was whether 'a very small' part of the image could be 'not visible at all,' decided it wasn't. Not sure this photo captures any of that invisible risk. I like the choice of backgrounds, find the arrangement a little cluttered for my tastes.

Sea Mist
by PeterC

Comment:
No question that it meets the challenge. It's atmospheric, but my impression is that the boat is just a little too weak a focal point and the haze is just a little too monotonous.

on sale 1,000
by gtp1164

Comment:
Pretty good choice of subject. The straight-on lighting casts harsh shadows. The composition is static, would have been better with left end cropped. Watch is just a little too far away and too unsharp. I want not only to be able to read the brand name, but the little lables in the blue dials. Not finding a compelling reason for the watch to be set on its side. If it is to be horizontal, it would seem a little neater if it were exactly horizontal. Hope some of these suggestions are helpful.