Trinity
by autool

Comment:
Very simple yet effective shot. Love the clouds and the green shrubbery (or whatever it is). Nice contrast and focus. Would not change a thing and I'm very picky. :D 10.

Show Off!
by osram

Comment:
Nice details in the plumage. Good attempt to capture the irridescent colors of the body, too. Not sure if it was possible to get a photo from a slight angle or not. Might have helped.

Chrysalis
by timboydwhite

Comment:
I would have given this a 10 had the background been all white and the upper left cropped a bit tighter. The background branch is just too distracting to me. I love the details of the chrysalis and the beads of water are an excellent touch. 8

Treacherous Journey
by PaulMdx

Comment:
Excellent DOF. Amazingly sharp details of most of the ladybug. The head area is a bit blurry but that's because of the very shallow DOF. Colors are also very nice. 8

Shed
by davidbedard

Comment:
This appears to be a mostly centered shed. Look at the right side and there appears to be a roofline extension that runs into the frame edge. Now, considering the challenge, I feel that the roofline extension should be treated equally and get the same amount of neagative space as the left side and top and it clearly does not. However, you have fairly good focus and colors seem well saturated.

Springtime
by emorgan49

Comment:
I like the house in the background and I feel that it should have more presence in the photo. In this current state it's the tree that takes precedence as it covers a higher percentage of the frame than the house does and it's in the foreground; a double whammy, if you will.

Blue Lines
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
Nice take on the challenge with these binocular type things that you see at the side of the road and other places. Mostly sharp details and interesting lighting. Maybe it's me but I do not see blue lines anywhere in the photo as depicted by your title.

Fence to Nowhere
by dhare

Comment:
Great colors and details. In not a fan of the current perspective of the fence. Might look better if it was from a 3/4 perspective or something with more substance. This is like looking at a sheet of paper from the side.

A "Shift" Back to the Past
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Unusually sharp without (significant) halos which is quite impressive! Image is also just a bit bright for my liking. Nice choice going with sepia/duotone.

Frog On Log
by amsmyth

Comment:
Excellent details of both the log and the frog. Overall, it feels a bit overexposed but maybe it's my eyes. The lighter colored wood is what I'm talking about as it just feels bright. I also think the top could use some trimming to just below the level of the small twig sticking out of the water. 7