Cubes
by ELLIPS

Comment:
nice patterns, if you keep staring at it you lose track of the actual shape of the building and the cubes look like little rooms, almost Escher like when that happens.

Summer Days
by shruticlicks

Comment:
great summer feel to this, great expressions on their faces. The saturated look is a little too much for me but overall like the feeling I get from this picture.

Till Death
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
like the feel of this, the blurred background and their looks give a nice horror feel.

Alice and guest
by ScoHo

Comment:
the bright colors go with the subject but the distortion is really jarring to me, makes the image look flat and maybe intentionally less real.

...and dealing
by FourPointX

Comment:
Never realize how much they contort their bodies to pitch until you see a picture like this. The creases in his uniform are cool to look at. The colors look a little hyper real to me but might just be the lights. This feels like it's a significant crop as there's a lack of small detail, but it's a cool picture and like the title to go along with his jersey name.

Untitled
by Barroness

Comment:
Nice soft focus on the girl, the lighting is nice and even on her face and there's good eye contact. The lily seems out of place since you can't see her hand holding it.

cooling down
by mitalapo

Comment:
Nice street scene, everyone relaxing enjoying an ice cream. The young girls sweater really draws attention with how bright it is.

Mr.B
by ShutterPug

Comment:
Horses seem like tough subjects, I've never tried shooting pictures of one but they always seem to be moving. The focus here seems to be more on the bridle and not on the eyes. The framing and centered composition doesn't work well for me on this picture. I'd prefer if the area on the right were cropped tight to the horse.

the gardener's mistress
by nixter

Comment:
very nice street scene, love the light and the combination of all the people, really like the title, helps tell a story

Field of Grain under Clouds
by ThingFish

Comment:
Like the abstractness of the grain and the patterns that it makes with light and shadow. If this transitioned right from the grain to the sky think it would have more impact.