Temple in the haze
by nicklevy

Comment:
Sorry, I don't see any haze, just a glaring light. Still, a very good picture as I like the night sky and steeple (though it's a bit too dark) and overall, it's got an errieness about it. If you could do something about the unbalanced exposure, it would be a great photo.

Lady on the Train
by Marston

Comment:
Too yellow, needs a color balance.

release
by lowonenergy

Comment:
Marilyn Manson without makeup and costume?

Black tulips
by eyeslander

Comment:
Tonal quality is exceptional but the composition is uninspiring.

Bridal
by jerowe

Comment:
A generic bridal picture possibly expressing contemplation pre-nuptuals? Beautiful tones, contrast, composition, DOF, and even though we can't make eye contact, her eyes are still the focal point and lead the viewer down towards her sexuality. An exceptionally well done and professionally produced image.

Stillness
by Bud

Comment:
Nice contrast of secondary colors, but nothing else grabs me here.

Ending summer
by flavioalima

Comment:
Yikes! Looks like a nuclear bomb was dropped. Head for the shelters!

The Signal
by PeterPic

Comment:
If this is the dragonizer effect I'm not crazy about it in this instance. Looks like you had a perfectly good b&w photo of 4 beautiful nude girls and pasted on their garrish bathing suits :( I do however, like the composition and how sharpness increases from first girl to the fourth, who is completely in focus. Lighting is very weird, though, as it seems as though the girls were photographed outside and then cut and pasted into a picture of a bowling alley, or something.

The Jefferson Memorial
by emayner

Comment:
Good composition but the blossoms need to be in focus as well, and I'm not crazy about the cold blue toning. Also looks like horizon could use some straightening.

Deconstructing Innocence
by NOO7

Comment:
I'm not really sure what to make of this image as the objects in the room are unidentifiable and the title gives no clue. I'm sure there's some good metaphorical explanation, but it's beyond me. Interesting futuristic look to it, though.