Vintage Computer
by Steveinnz

Comment:
Were you after a perspective wide angle shot? Try shooting an architectural object - they are way more fun than grey computer shell. The cloning in the carpet is also quite obvious. Try softening the background and sharpening the computer case.

The Gravel River
by sailracer_98

Comment:
Nice speed effect, but I don't get the connection between the boat (is it a boat?) and it rushing into the woods. The colours are catching, but the sky is blown out missing the nice blue so much needed to balance the sharp yellows.

Fall Fun
by holyfam

Comment:
I know these kind of moments are hard to capture. The harsh light and the contrast between light and dark areas make it even harder to achieve pleasing effect. I loke the girl's expression of wonder and her hand stretched out in a gesture. But the image is overall a bit busy. The background is fairly sharp which makes it hard. Don't be affraid of shallow depth of field to isolate the kids from the background.

shoo, fly!
by muckpond

Comment:
Interesting snapshot. I like his eyes being seen through the mesh. The lights in the background are too much and take your eyes away from the person.

Morning in the Park
by Elaine

Comment:
This could have been a very interesting photo. When you shoot scenes with busy foreground, make sure that your foreground is in focus, because that's what the viewers eyes see first. Also the tree is in dead centre, which makes the image a bit statick. Perhaps moving around a bit exploring different angles and views could improve the over all scene.

Forest Road
by pitsaman

Comment:
This image makes my heart sing. I feel like walking into it. Great scene. You have captured the colours beautifully. The only minor adjustment you could have made is to make the right dark area a bit brighter - it takes your eyes away from the colours.

Stairing at you
by AndersOstberg

Comment:
Wow, very very abstract. It's amazing that thi is an architectural shot. It truly looks like an eye, including some pretty sharp lashes... The blue is a nice touch. I would have toned the colours toward warmer yellow though to compliment the blue point. Still love it.

Going Down
by Pano

Comment:
Great symetry and nice indoor colours. I know this is not your fault, but I don't like the "moire" pattern the forgroun makes, it distracts a bit. The guy in the image is also not too much appealing. But otherwise well done.

First Light
by Bud

Comment:
Beautiful, poetry-like colours. The image evokes feelings of tranquility. But the composition is a bit confusing. The front boat crosses most of the more interesting scenery. Perhaps shooting from a different angle or moving beyond the front boat would have made difference. But the image is still gorgeous.

Rain is Gold
by caba

Comment:
Lovely pastel colours and textured water dropplets. The complimentary colours make this image even more appealing. The only little thing I would have cropped off a bit more of the black corner on the right side. That way the tower's circular shape would be more off center as well. Beautiful photo.