Nature's Spirals
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Beautiful shot. I'm predicting a ribbon. I'd like to see this cropped differently, just to see what other views could be had. Great subject. -10-

Stop! Stop! Stop!
by lwkimages

Comment:
Strangely, this showed up for me immediately after the other image of the same name = P
Nice use of desaturation to make the stop signs dominant. I like the textures as well.

Three Found
by Kylie

Comment:
Interesting find. Unfortunately the sun was a little harsh that day (bright foliage in the background). A different time of day might help alleviate that problem. I was out in the woods today and had the same problem with shadows and highlites. The subject and framing are both good, but the exposure is a significant detraction.

Liberty style lights
by Luca66

Comment:
Nice subject and exposure. There seems to be a lot of compression - the image is ony a third of what is allowed (150 kb). That said, the centerring is a little off and I would have cropped the dark patch of background in the lower left. Otherwise a nice shot.

One Tomato, Two Tomato, Three...
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Very well done. Can't think of anything I would change.

3 o'clock of the 3 clocks
by scotom2020

Comment:
The lighting is a bit low for this type of shot. I think a closer crop of the clocks, maybe less organized in position, might work well. I'm not too fond of the backdrop (checkered floor). The reflections on the top are prevalent and the black squares detract from your main subject.

Three's a Crowd
by Sonifo

Comment:
The eyes of that cat really make this! Nice composition and focus as well.

Shadow Stem
by moodville

Comment:
The lighting works nicely here. Blue contrasts well with the red as well. Nice job.

Przewalskis Horse
by jackditch

Comment:
I think I'd prefer this with a slightly darker exposure or increased contrast. Having a shallower depth of field might work well too, to throw the second two slightly out of focus. Another suggestion would be a different crop, showing either all of the first horse or less of all three. That said, I like the subject and the symmetry in the position of the horses' heads

Simply Nuts
by Havok

Comment:
Well executed, just a tad soft focus on the pecan in the foreground. Those things are delicious = )