Dead
by dorseteye

Comment:
I wish you had taken two steps to the right. On the branch on the bottom left, there is the start of a beautiful rim light. Moving to the side would have put that rim light on the whole tree. Then you could have bumped up the contrast to put the rest of the tree into true silhouette.

The Old Country Schoolhouse
by Trumpeteer4

Comment:
Processed just enough to bring out the detail of the wood and brick, but it all still seems soft (that's a good thing) and calm. I half wish you had trimmed the branches, leaving only the ones that curve with the arch. The light coming through the inner window is gorgeous.

Seen Better Days
by hotpasta

Comment:
I think the wide angle distortion makes this feel bloated and unbalanced. The gradient in the sky and contrasting highlight on the roof are gorgeous. This was probably taken during the day, but I'd like to think it was lit by the moon--the BnW helps with the effect!

Parched
by CorySmith

Comment:
I think this is potentially an interesting subject, but the composition doesn't do it justice. I would either pull back to show more of the landscape, which would make the buildings look more isolated and would put more of an emphasis on the texture created but the plows, or I would crop closer to show more detail of the buildings. The buildings are also a little centered for my taste. I love the uniformity of the color, but I wish there was a tiny bit more contrast to make everything pop (though the low contrast may be because I'm on a laptop).

Tippy Toe
by Ivory

Comment:
I'm curious as to the editing on this. The legs look too matte for them to be tights/pantyhose/etc. Did you do that by darkening the skin tones? Or is it really material? Beautiful separation between the legs and the background!

Carafe
by AVP

Comment:
Gorgeous lighting! Great control of the highlight and the gradient on the background!

Perched
by Mannphotos

Comment:
Great framing with the leaves. The color is also well-done: not oversaturated, but still full-bodied.

Sitting in the Abbey
by paynekj

Comment:
I wish you had desaturated the color of his gloves : ) They break up the otherwise wonderful mood you've created!

Bullseye
by mefnj

Comment:
I would have put the bullseye in the upper left so that the tip on the arrow was in the middle. As it is now, the diagonal leading line leads the eye out of the photo.

Sweet Spot
by h2

Comment:
The little touch of blue is just enough to make the colors seem balanced and not overwhelming.