Midnight Facial
by EyelinerchiK

Comment:
Sadly I find this hideous, grotesque, even. Something about blue and mouths I really don't like I'm afraid. Personal taste, I guess some people may love it.

Blue Ivy
by Leejp

Comment:
Is the ivy blue or is it just the way the light has reflected in this image?

My love, the blue of Quebec
by yoman

Comment:
Cropping the background out of this would have improved it (you would have needed to make sure your shot of the flag was straight and tight). Also there seems to be a circular mark in the bottom left quadrant which is distracting. The light is also a bit harsh and would benefit from being toned down.

Ready for Action
by Mack

Comment:
Lots of blue, but the subject - highlighted by the title - seems to be the red light.

Butterfly Blueprint
by geeta

Comment:
Before you take your shots, particularly posed images like this, have a look round to see if there is anything in the shot that distracts from the main subject. That piece of litter on the left side of the shot could so easily have been removed.

Blue brushes
by senoj

Comment:
OK, great to have tried the from the top perspective, but the focus is out too much for this to work in this image. This is compounded by having cut the fourth toothbrush partly out of the frame. This would have been much better if you had cropped it to concentrate only on the two toothbrushes on the right and improved the focus.

BlueDrop
by Luck

Comment:
Good idea, but your focus on the drop needed to be much, much sharper to carry this off.

The blue is comig through
by mica

Comment:
I think this could have been a good shot if you had concentrated on the blue grasses only. Sadly, and particularly because your base is so yellow, the corn coloured grasses dominate as a subject so much that the blue looks faded and indistinct.

'Blue' Jeans..
by Blackdog1

Comment:
If you hadn't have told me, I'm not sure I would have known these were denims. The exposure seems rather harsh too.

Blue Heat
by k4ffy

Comment:
Far too out of focus/indistinct. I've taken these shots myself and you really need a tripod to keep the camera steady when using the slower shutter speed necessary to catch the flames without flash. Good attempt at off-centre composition.