Red Wing Blackbird
by Swashbuckler

Comment:
I like this photo alot cause it's so reminiscent of spring and has a great feel to it. The foliage and flowers and sky are just so bright they make me feel so good...I do however, think that you lost too much detail in the subject of the photo. Possibly spot metering of the bird would have gotten you more accurate exposure. I still like it alot all the same.

Butterfly & Flower
by matt

Comment:
This is a stunning photo that's got great color and is a fantastic macro shot. I do feel, however, that it's a bit too overexposed.

Nevada Desert
by picso

Comment:
Wonderful shot with excellent colors, but I don't see any form of fauna.

Katydid
by Astro

Comment:
I had to look really hard to find the little bugger and so wish you got in really close or zoomed in way more than you have. I"m not even sure you would helped, as the creature is the same color as the leaves behind it.

village of anemone
by kenbo

Comment:
The colors are great and stand out well against the darker background. Lighting is good too. Very well done.

Turtle Bay
by sunflower

Comment:
I don't know if it's because of the falling snow, but it appears that the focus is too soft. I do however, like the composition and natural colors.

Baby bee taking off
by Hoogie

Comment:
I like your capture of the bee about to take off, but I think the color is way too saturated. DOF is very good as well.

Gone Ape
by elijahjallen

Comment:
I think in your attempts to increase contrast, you lightened the wood too much and darkened your main subject too much losing detail in the gorilla. I do however, like your idea to have kept the grass with some color and I do like the composition alot.

America's Heartland
by Geocide

Comment:
Not sure why you chose to include so much of the sky in half of the photo. It appeaers that because of that the main focus of your photo was underexposed. I think a landscape format would have been better.

calmset
by abbi2b

Comment:
I like the calm peaceful feeling of this photo, but it appears the sunset, as well as, the setting are the main focus here and not bird which is small and obscured by uneven underexposure.