California Palm Trees?
by Younger

Comment:
Technically the trees and the cell phone tower are stationary but the overall feel of the image does convey a considerable amount of motion. The clouds have a stormy feel and the wind that comes with it. The image also suffers from soft focus, which could be caused by downsizing the image or camera movement associated with too slow of shutter speed. Compounding the soft feel is the flat overall look of the image. A little post processing work with levels and saturation would give this image a bit more PoP.

Hot Enough To Fry A Slug On The Sidewalk
by bobgaither

Comment:
Hard to tell if this guy is stationary or in motion ;-). The lighting on the head really brings out the detail and the limited depth of focus on the shell helps lead my eye to those details. Not a lot of WoW factor to this image but it is very nicely done.

Founders Hall (Reflection), Soka University
by digisurfer

Comment:
This is a very wonderful image with great eye appeal. The ripples in the water are what makes this refection so appealing; however, the same ripples convey motion within the image itself.

Laughing horse.
by marvin

Comment:
You have captured a very fun image to look at. Obviously the horse moving somewhat to produce the facial expression you captured. On the technical side, you might want to try a square crop on this image to eliminate the building in the background and to really bring the focal point back to the main subject. As presented, my eyes wondered around a bit trying to find what is so funny.

!^^
by Limbo

Comment:
Not a hint of a breeze. This image suffers from the limitation of the basic editing rules. The background really needs to be darken a little bit to help bring out the wonderful detail you captured in the flag.

A Grasshopper Rests
by cutlassdude70

Comment:
I love the detail you captured in the grasshopper. You may want to try a square crop on this image to eliminate the distraction of the fencepost.

Stationary Car
by littlebigman

Comment:
This car has definitely not moved for a some time. My only suggestion is that you might try shooting this from a little lower angle to elimnate the sky and tree showing through the gap in the hood. I've looked at this image a couple of times before commenting and each time those items draw my eyes away from the wonderful detail of the engine area visible through the headlight opening.

Windfields
by XShadow

Comment:
This image definitely conveys a windless day. You might want to consider using a vertical crop instead of a square crop for this image, as the negative space on the left draws attention away from the windmills more than complementing the windmills. The image also has a flat look overall and could use a little post processing help.

Ive been here a long time
by eye has not seen

Comment:
I like the subject you choose for this challenge and the composition very much. You might want to consider straightening the horizon and playing around with levels and saturation to give this image a little more pop.

A Moments Rest
by HornOUBet

Comment:
The use of negative space in this image is very effective. I would have like to have seen a bit more saturation in the butterfly.