Cinderella sweeping up on Desolation Row
by Coley

Comment by kostia:
The pinwheel in the back pocket is a wonderful touch. I hope this is someone you spotted on the street, but I'm sure it's posed. Either way, it's lovely.

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by KevinRiggs:
Creative but even moreso, well composed. Your idea is intriguing but the manner in which you chose to compose it commends this picture and your skills. The red against the brown planks gives an off center point of interest and cropping both the planks on the left and bottom of the image and the top right corner so that they run off the image yields a particular feel to the image. 8

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by faidoi:
I like the composition. Try playing with b&w and maybe tinting the apples. It would give great depth to the apples. Currently the apples don't pop out enough. Maybe with a little tweaking the apples would stand out more.

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by mzanoni:
This one really is a nice image. The color tones here are beautiful: muted, soft. Nicely done.

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by Kavey:
I think with only a single fruit this would be a stronger image and I'd prefer it if it were not cropped to square but continued out on right side. Nice texture and colours and choice of content.

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by banmorn:
while the nectarines add a nice color touch and texture contrast you either need a third to the right of the bottom and really are not necessary at all....did you get hungry? This would have been just fine without them a little crop in at left and right so the angle bisects the upper right and lower left corners.

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by tarique:
I love this composition and the correct interpretation of the challenge...

Red Angle
by Coley

Comment by Artifacts:
Good image. Well done. I would have liked it even more if it had been cropped such the the diagonal line ended exactly at each corner.

Forlorn in the garden
by Coley

Comment by Blinks:
I really like this photo. The mood transfers to the viewer very well. I got really sad when I looked at it, and to me that's one of the signs of a great photographer. Great job!

Forlorn in the garden
by Coley

Comment by JayMutter:
Excellent. Feelings emanate from this photo and the girl with the help of the interesting fence accessory and subtle Cross in her hand. Nice touch with the blurry foreground flowers which make it feel like I'm watching but not noticed. Keep up the good work.
Professor M.