Intersections
by Bud

Comment:
As an abstract, it's okay. However, it has too much dead space on the left/lower left. I don't know, it doesn't provide enough interest the way its composed....

A Night At The Opera
by Nuzzer

Comment:
Clowns, puppets creep me out a bit... But the main puppet has nice colors, nicely focused. Nice DOF for the most part (although I would prefer the back puppets a little more out of focus.) Overall a nicely captured image.

Royal Palm Study
by Cuttooth

Comment:
Nice texture image, but upper left looks a touch blown...

Greetings from the Holy Land
by androgeus

Comment:
This one is throwing me off. The bottom half looks like it was taken during the day and the upper half at night. A little bit too "warm"/yellow for me. Maybe too much contrast or saturation?

Hill of Dreams
by tanguera

Comment:
It seems obvious that the main postcard subject is the Hollywood sign. However, the Hollywood sign is such a small part of this image. The composition doesn't work. The red flowers on the tree dominate. The center of the image makes you focus on the radio tower. I think the sign needs to dominate, probably look for a different angle where you can compose the Hollywood sign with the hill and be able cut out the radio tower for sure. Maybe try a vertical shot with the sign toward the upper third and lower third with the homes/studios below to convey that ordinary folks are looking up and "dreaming" of being Hollywood stars.... Maybe look for an angle maybe miles toward your left. Its looks like from the overlap of the letters that you are way to the right of center of the sign. So my critique would be try a different angle and try a vertical shot.

Just chilling
by docjonny

Comment:
Seems more like a Coca Cola ad page than a postcard...

The Best Place On Earth
by Lonz

Comment:
I'm not getting it. Its a small picture of a leaf... and that's a postcard of Cleveland?

My place
by Delta_6

Comment:
Nice reflections/colors in the water. The skyline buildings are illuminated nicely. However, the skyline/buildings get lost in the black sky, which doesn't make it standout for me. I'm guessing the image was taken well after sunset, I wonder how it would compare if the photo was taken in the "blue hour" right after the sun goes down but the sky isn't totally dark. I'm thinking the building lights would be on by then but you would capture the buildings against a lighter/blue sky and the buildings wouldn't blend into the sky. Just my very amateur humble opinion...

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
by ErikV

Comment:
Nice, a classic postcard image. Again, I like these images where you can actually see the buildings against the sky. Great focus on the main subject. Good use of dead space for the text. 10

Venice, Italy
by good_ham

Comment:
Too dark.