Last Light
by Pangurban

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The diffused look of the fading sunlight on this field of daisies creates a soft and dreamy mood. We are daydreaming, zen-ing out to the nice soft breeze as we lay in the field staring at the warm light that bathes the flowers with a glowing outline. Unfazed by the appearance of the wasp we observe it's setting sun flight across the petals. Wonderfully seen and captured!

Morning paddle
by wildiris

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This paddleboarder looks like he is gliding on liquid sunlight! His silhouette contrasts beautifully off of the orange-gold waters. Love the ripples in the water as he paddles through small 'islands' of vegetation! Superb work!

Free spirit
by sarampo

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Absolutely stunning scene captured here! Love the golden light. I really like how the light illuminates the field with a warm golden glow. And the absolute best is the sun peeking and rays flaring out from the horses mane! Just beautiful!

Matroyshka and the Insiders
by bob350

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I really like the title! It plays well into the presenting this as a group of musicians on stage as well as a nod to the Nesting Dolls with each having an instrument painted on the wooden bodies. I also love how you arranged the dolls in this composition - a 'triangle' line up with one of the smaller dolls taking center stage as the main lead. Speaking of stage, the black backdrop does allow the dolls colors and detailed paint work to really shine but it is a touch to stark. And if you were going for the imagery of these dolls being a band on stage then it needs that extra something to solidly cement that idea. It shouldn't be too busy because you don't want to detract attention away from the dolls with any patterns or a backdrop that is too busy. The only thing I can really think of at this time is maybe some parted red curtains on either side - like the curtains were just opened to reveal the Matroyshka band on stage. Just a thought.

Inside, please?
by texdon

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So yeah, who could resist the puppy dog eyes beaming in to their pet owner?:-) Here it is not about food but 'can we come in...where it is nice and warm and plenty of nice cozy warm seats?" This just radiates cuteness. Instead of a straight on shot this one is angled and I feel it actively places the viewer in the frame as one approaches the door this is what we see. Great job in capturing the right moment where you have the Yorkie on the far left looking in, the Yorkie in the middle paws up on the sill beaming cute rays, and the one on the far right is also captured in frame in the window pane.

Inside the Hive
by nam

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Great color, clarity and oh so many sweet details! Really like the lighting that not only makes the wings really visible but you can see all the detailed texture.

Tryst inside the Web
by gintay

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Great macro shot! There are alot of great tack sharp details captured here from the textures of the leaves to the legs & bodies of the two spiders. Lighting on the subject is also fantastic!

Inside Business as Usual
by Tiberius

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Peering inside the confines of that room shows us how packed this business is with getting their product ready. An interesting look inside the inner workings of this business! Looking forward to reading the write-up after the challenge of what this business is. One small critique - this has a candid street photography feel but when the gent in the front is turns to stare at the viewer that feel is broken. I think I see what looks like scissors in his hand as he is reaching for something in the box - to get back to the candid not posed feel it would have been great to capture a moment where he is in the action of working and using the scissors to trim or shape whatever he is getting out of the box.

Looking out
by mitalapo

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A window into a fleeting moment. As this man appears to be putting a shirt on something catches his attention that he peers out. It is a purely candid moment. Lighting and details are good. One thing that would help further strengthen this photo is the crop/framing. There is a bit too much negative space of the brick wall that do nothing for the image overall. Cropping as a square with the main subject just slightly off center would subtly compliment the shape of the square window and bring focus more 'squarely' on the main subject.

Hungry Mouth
by GeorgesBogaert

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I really like how you angled the shot such that the cars going through the tunnel approach from the left, enter, and then drive forth to the vanishing point on the far right! The angle, perspective, composition, lighting and details are are great. On small suggestion is that there is a tad too much yellow/orange tones and that is easily remedied by a New Ajustment Layer - Color Balance and playing with the sliders to adjust the tones.