Dazzling color
by json

Comment:
Very nice composition, color and lighting. It is not as colorful as some of the other entries but has more drama from the lighting then several. Did you shoot a version where you can see your eyes? I can't decide if that would help or hurt this picture.

urban hues
by tate

Comment:
This is a great use of some desaturation without pushing it all the way to a black and white image. I find the teady bear a little distracting... I would prefer him either in or out of the shot. (prefer out since he distracts from your yellow). The horizontal lines in your composition add a sense of stability while your vertical lines add strength. That, combinded with a good "rule of thirds" lead to a very nice composition. well done.

Flower Power
by photogenix

Comment:
I like your use of Depth of Field to blur out going right to left... I think I would have prefered a little bit more of the total image to be in focus, but keep the concept and loose focus by the margin. I also like your composition greatly... the diagonal lines add energy while they all lead the eye to your sharp focused subject in the corner.

Out of the Blue
by Bethra

Comment:
Nice selective desat... you can, unfortunatly see your reflection, but that is sometimes hard to mask. I like how you have filled the frame... Cropping in nice and tight.

A Walk on a Sunny Day
by HRoxas

Comment:
Very nice choice of subject. You did a nice composition, especially to hide unwanted elements (the dish). Your patience for people to be in it gives it some perspective of size. Well done.

Cast your light upon the waters
by VanGogh

Comment:
nice blur motion effect. from the symetry, it seems like the camera moved, rather then "light painting." My only concern is the lack of a dominate one to be a subject to catch and hold the attention. As a result, my eye just seems to wander.;

Chihuly Was Here
by yakatme

Comment:
Very interesting location... I look forward to seeing where this is. I love the color and variety in the balls. I wonder if moving them down from middle frame to lower 1/3 would give them more energy and help them hold the eyes more. Currently you have competing background/forground with no clear winner so the eye jumps back and fort over the balls.

Ruby in Red
by kiwinick

Comment:
Cute dog (like you didn't know) Very nice color. I particularly like the the catchlights in the eye and the texture in the nose... these things give it a real, living quality.

Sour Skittles
by beautyqn25

Comment:
Tasty. The selection of sour skittles adds an interesting texture to the picture that I like... I wonder, however, if regular skittles would have been more vivid in color. A very nice image.

Filament
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
These can be difficult shots... I tried a couple and kept blowing out portions. It is crisp and well focused. Well exposed. I particularly like the filament.