Goldfish Revisited
by sarrobi

Comment:
lol this was one of the ones i was thinking of doing. Almost went down to the pet store to get a goldfish but opted out ( the fish is probably very thankful i did :P )

Grace and Beauty...
by RitaD

Comment:
The reflection makes the image too large and keep flipping focus back and forth between reflection and actual bird. My preference would have been to see this pic cropped without the reflection (basically chop picture in half). Probably would have rated among my top pics in this challenge.

I just covered the bottom part with my hand and def would have rated among the top.

Catch the Swedish Fish
by soup

Comment:
i find the can a little on the large side for me and a bit distracting, it might be the label or a bit of both.... Good concept though and like it.

The Water-View
by Pabliacci

Comment:
i would recommend cropping out the bottom a little more so just the first layer (darker part) of the cement is showing.

Horse Power
by BAMartin

Comment:
A faster shutter speed (which may or may not have been possible, don't know what camera was used) and a slightly diff crop would be my recommendations. Like the color, sense of power and the feel.

Orange Power
by rendarena

Comment:
Find the yellow at the bottom distracts my focus and engine bay is dark. Wondering if if a perspective change of looking under the hood from the front of the car might help, especially with the lines of the carb/intake cover (? not sure if thats the right name for the angular block with white stripes on it hehe)

Within These Walls
by MAK

Comment:
I'm mixed on this picture. I love the lighting the on pews (not sure if thats spelled right) and the alter... but i don't really get the sense of beauty or inspiration from the window level up in the pic. I'd be curious to see what a crop around the alter area would look like from the original pic (maybe including the first couple pews)

Speed Provided By Wind
by EyeTrap

Comment:

Originally posted by adrianodj: I bit blury....

Agreed :( Didn't quite have a fast enough lens to get a crisp picture... I was also zoomed in quite a bit on this one with that lens so that didn't help either.

Was hoping this would do better then it did though... oh well... lots more learning to do :)