Rule of Birds
by David Newland

Comment:
Love the title :-)

KFX450R
by mitchamus

Comment:
This is a great shot...the colors in the picture are a little muted. I wonder if it would have looked better in black & white.

Recess
by whiteroom

Comment:
I'm really impressed by this photo, especially how no matter where your eye starts in the photo, it is drawn right to the open door, placed perfectly per the rule of thirds.

Wrath of the Ancients
by fluxn

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous.

Park Waterfall
by obisgrl

Comment:
Composition here is great, and it's a lovely waterfall! What I would do to improve this type of shot is slow down the shutter speed (try 1-2 seconds). You'll need a steady place to mount your camera, but it's worth it. You also may have to take the shot when the sun isn't directly hitting the water.

Pinnacle
by pacpinto

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous viewpoint where this picture was taken. The lighting looks a little harsh, though, with the strong shadows. Wherever this was taken, I'd go there again on a clear, cold morning or evening.

Split Rock Lighthouse
by JustinM

Comment:
Love the composition (interesting foreground and background, lighthouse perfectly at the top-left third corner), but the shadows are way too dark. This might have been a great place to try an HDR photo?

Five Towers and Tofane, Dolomites.
by Windtale

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous.

Dorothy Falls
by WildShutter

Comment:
This is a great shot. Would have been interesting to see what would happen if the red channel was boosted a bit, and the green channel lessed a bit (to reduce focus on tree branches on the left). Also, I just noticed the tiny waterfall at the bottom-left of the picture...a composition with it more in the picture may have been interesting (I have no idea what else that would have brought into the picture, though).

Tulip Fields
by zymara

Comment:
Love those red tulips! But the background seems a bit distracting...given that it's expert editing, perhaps some gentle desaturating and burning would help? Also, composing the photo so the barn is not centered may help.