Perfect Star
by Kelli

Comment:
Ohh yes.. I see the perfect star.. haha.. :) 20 for this shot.. :)

Perfect Star
by Kelli

Comment:
Lovely shot.. I love this one.. :)

Soft Shades of Yellow
by Kelli

Comment:
Agree with Lev on this one.. I would try a portrait composition .. a 4x6 would be great.. leave out the white space.. tighter crop and more of the vase..

The colours is a little washed out.. try the curves and work it up a little..

Would have been a great stock shot.. did you try? hee hee.. :)

Wait... I think I recognise that silhouette!!!
by Kelli

Comment:
Lovely shot.. :) Keep it up..

Summer Forgotten
by Kelli

Comment:
Great idea and good composition..
A little more constast would help..

Permanently Docked - USS New Jersey
by Kelli

Comment:
I agree with Tim on this.. :)
Great photo to begin with....

Feeling Blue
by Kelli

Comment:
Ouch.. I'll skip the lecture on this one (hee hee).. saw your comments on the wanting to enter a member's challenge.. I've learnt that if I don't have a really powerful photo, I'll skip the challenge..

Give it a really good crop.. may be a 6"x3" or even a 6"x2" ratio..
Removing the sky and the water which does not show off the colours..

next, post process to being out the colours..

You might get away with a higher standing.. :)

Hope this helps.

Love notes left behind
by Kelli

Comment:
the idea is nice.. but makes the photo looks a little busy.. Sharper focus and more vibrant colours will improve the photo i felt..

Stormy River
by Kelli

Comment:
The lack of colours makes this an average shot.. that's why it's been voted down. Sandy made a point where if you've gotten the sun, it'll be perfect..

In this case, you might be able to do it in Black and White.. :)
Love the details on the water..

The broken stuff behind a broken home...
by Kelli

Comment:
Hi Kelli...
Will start with the photos you've recieved the least comments on.. Here goes..

This would had been a great shot.. Try to give it a tighter crop taking away the blank space on right...

Focus seemed to be on the wall.. try to adjust the focus on the subject which are the broken stuffs.

You'll need to improve on the B/W post processing here..
Go daring on working the curves to give u a greater constrast...

Hope this helps..