Delicate Situation
by bandit

Comment:
Would you post your camera info for this shot? What lens, what aperature, etc.? I love it. :)

Painted Sky
by Philos

Comment:
It's a pretty picture but it doesn't particularly resonate with me as far as the challenge goes.

Tin Soldiers II
by Leighroy

Comment:
If you cropped the shot so you didnt see the brush along the top edge it would give a much more repetitious feel to it. I think the stuf along the top edge severely detracts from this photo.

The Monarch Reigns On
by Imagineer

Comment:
Pretty nice shot. I'm sure others have mentioned it, but I would have shifted left to get the whole tree in the frame. This is a great example of a time when breaking the rule of thirds would enhance the shot. I would have centered the big tree I think.

Harvest Time
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
Good concept. The color/lighting seems flat and uninteresting. Maybe try this in black and white? Also I would have cropped it so you don't see the ground in the bottom left. I think that ruins the overall effect.

River Dance
by RayEthier

Comment:
I'm not a big fan of the highly sharpened look. The clouds look cool, but all the foliage looks wrong.

King of The Hill
by RN Patti

Comment:
Several things to try to improve this image. Shoot when the horse is looking toward you. Don't center the horse in the middle of the frame. Shoot earlier or later in the day when you get some shadows to add the third dimension to your picture.

Vintage Computer
by Steveinnz

Comment:
The lighting in this shot isn't doing much to enhance it. It seems very flat and even which makes the picture sort of dull. Try lighting from the side to give shadows and three dimensions. Also, nothing really seems in focus. Try focusing on he "Intel Inside" sticker. Finally try this shot in black and white...I don't think the color adds anything to this one.

Gateway to Cleveland
by bobdaveant

Comment:
While this photo meets the challenge, just fine, the shot itself seems cuttered and busy. My eye wanders from the boat to the bridge to the reflection, never sure where to settle.

What are they? Guess correctly and I'll send you a signed print.
by lwkimages

Comment:
Hay wagons?