Satellites
by e301

Comment:
OK, this is wierd. It took me a while to see it. That's my only comment is that it's perhaps it's a little unclear. Only the guy on the right makes it obvious.

Pea Soup
by silverhawk

Comment:
It took me a while to work this one out. I think it is too late at night for me. Here's a question - do you always eat pea soup with a fork?

life falling apart
by chrisp

Comment:
The left part of the image doesn't really add anything, but without it, the shot is unbalanced. A cropping quandry...

Dino The Last Dinosaur
by Giorgio

Comment:
Lovely! I like the multiple meanings, with the sunset, the downhill, the exiting the frame of the photo, the sillhouette.

Traveling Abroad
by BHuseman

Comment:
The crop is unnecessarily large for the subject.

Connection
by goc

Comment:
Wow, great capture. The rest of the image is a little too dark for my liking.

The Missing Link ( Intense)
by train

Comment:
This image is very noisy. To minimise this, take images at your lowest ISO, particularly important for point-and-shoot cameras (not so much of an issue with SLRs). Also, zoom in and or try to get close to the subject, so you don't have to crop so much, as this will only make the noise more visible. Lastly, check that you are exposing correctly. If you have to boost the levels in software, this will magnify the noise. Nice monkey expression though. :)

Link to the past
by magenmarie

Comment:
Great colours and texture. I hate these black borders, but the occasional image such as this can pull it off without annoying me too much. This image would be helped a lot to have a subject - some point of interest for the viewers eye to rest on, instead of wandering aimlessly around the empty scene.

Missing LINKS...
by tfarrell23

Comment:
My garden is like a box of chocolates - it's all brown. The sky colour seems a little unnatural, like the white balance is off. Perhaps this was intentional.

Misplaced in Monaco
by Cutter

Comment:
Nice colours and tones. However, the image is actually really annoying, because it directs the eye to the sign in the middle, but you can't actually see what the sign is. The incidental details (person, boat, pidgeon) actually help to add more points of interest in an otherwise abstract photo, so I'm glad you didn't clone them out.