Metal Green Woodland
by La Vista

Comment:
You've just pushed the analogy too far. You should have definitely left the green hue out altogether, since the similarity of the tree like structure is plainly obvious anyway. Nicely spotted though, has potential.

Frost Bank - Economic Heart of the City
by Army of nOne

Comment:
It's a great shot of a nighttime cityscape, and I love the movement in the traffic.

From Where I Sit...
by aboutimage

Comment:
Hehe, cute. He/she was well picked out with the timely splash of sunlight in the dappled light. I like this shot a lot. The texture and composition and especially the idea are very good.

Branches of silk
by arpita

Comment:
Great contrast composition and motion in this shot.

Swinging Branches
by philcozz

Comment:
Great action shot, strong effective lines. You could go even further with the crop and lose the roof of the amusement ride. The wires and children in the chairs is enough information for the viewer. Less is more, yeah? I would also have gone for a portrait shot and shifted the negative space around slightly from the right so it's below their feet and adds to their elevation over our heads.

Branches
by buddybuddy1226

Comment:
Not sure if it was light that day or from the post processing but I like how the ephemeral quality the dead branches have, which along with the powerful and shallow DOF really make the green leafy branches stand out. Composition could be a little more striking though.

Blazin' Branches
by Carmelynn

Comment:
If you crop it in even tighter it gets even more effective. The focus is even more intense on the branches.

Branching to the heavens...
by CalamitysMaster00

Comment:
Good teture in the bark, and line in the branches and tree trunk. Seems to be a slight lack of focal point (or resting places) for the eyes. Maybe something like for eg: a bird resting on a branch?

Antlers
by Sammie

Comment:
Good contrast picking out the antlers on the dark background The focus on the eyes could be sharper, since that's where human instinct is naturally drawn to initially. And the stooped pose could be improved. It's not grazing, and it's not up and alert. Seems a touch awkward.

Taking A Break
by Mochrie99

Comment:
Over tight crop at the end of the leaves. Otherwise, effective DOFand pleasing subject matter