Windows
by typologic

Comment:
Wow the detail here is incredible. Makes mewantto look at the world under a miscroscope. Definitely let us know what this is when the challenge is over. Cat? The out of focus area on the bottom left is a little distracting but the overall impact of the iamge is truly powerful.

Feed me now...
by zagman

Comment:
Wonderful moment to capture. You must have waited a long time for this one. I like the muted colors and the bright yellow of the beaks. I wish we could see the eye of the mama bird a little more clearly, but don't know if that would be possible to do.

Rear window.
by Pixelstate

Comment:
Great frame, great expression on her face. You wonder where she is going and what she is thinking. The photo seems a little dark, but it goes with the mood.

Squared Rigger
by NovaTiger

Comment:
Very appropriate nautical frame for a ship. I love that we see the texture of the rope.

Middle age
by IceRock

Comment:
What a relaxing meditative photo. Somthing about the soft lines of the woman's posture and the fact that we're watching her watching the view is very calming. I might have like if you cropped out more of the wall on the left side, so the amount of wall shown on both sides was roughly the same. Love the photo, I don't know about the title though.

Viewpoints
by Imagineer

Comment:
Wow, atheletic model! Very eye catching. The man seems reminiscent of the circus, like he part of the acts/show. I might have preferred is you had a square frame and cut out most of the grass on the bottom.

An Original TV Set (Manufactured circa 1377)
by Blim

Comment:
Wonderful title, gorgeous colors. It would be nice to have more detail in the wooden frame and the piece of wood extending out on the left is a little distracting.

Wrapped in Green
by jbsmithana

Comment:
Stunning "natural" frame. I can almost feel the textures, adorable look on the frog's face too.

Hull
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
Very compelling shot, nice textures. The frame is as interesting to me as te object inside. The only thing I would change is to crop the bottom of the photo in a different spot. It feels awkward that the rop is cut off right there.

view from....
by nordic

Comment:
The depth of field is so powerful here. I'm amazed you captured so much detail in the stones and the clouds way in the distance. I especially love the cobblestones up front. Great work all around.