When Night Falls
by bobonacus

Comment:
Hey, Bruges at blue hour...
Good exposure, I think a thighter crop around the central part of the subject could emphasize your image.
I don't know your lens, but the distorsion is terrible, all the vertical lines are curved, some raw conversion softwares could fix that

Finding Nemo (2003)
by whiteroom

Comment:
My first reaction was to thing the light could have been better managed but the next one was that the overexposed water contributes to make the image fairy and moving.
Just as if the waterworld beyond the glass was out of reach, unreal.
The children's attitude is superb.
I like your choice of B&W too - a daring choice making the image different and still more attractive.
The movie's title is the ice on the cake.

Where There's A Will, There's A Way
by carlo

Comment:
Very appealing image, with an impeccable technique: composition, DOF, light, everything's perfect, nothing to improve here

La Vita è bella
by kkzoli

Comment:
Masterpiece. Seldom seem such a creative use of (I assume) a f/1.2 lens. Marvelously matching the title, but not too literally.

A Clockwork Orange (Kubrick, 1971)
by Camabs

Comment:
I like the idea, a little less its fulfilment with a completely centered composition, still a good job

Forest Song
by Agaricus

Comment:
Superb - nothing more to add.

Bridalveil Creek
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Beautiful light, a little mysterious in the background, with a simple, well balanced composition.

Leaves, Mottled
by colorcarnival

Comment:
The B&W is good, the light is very good, the composition...wich composition?

Something very strong is not needed with this kind of image, but at least one line leading the eye into the image was necessary IMO. Globally, above average though.

After the rain
by Gabriel

Comment:
Not The usual image of Le Louvre, for sure...Interesting by its light, less by its composition, a bit complicated for my taste.

Dappled Dozen
by smurfguy

Comment:
Good idea, though in need of contrast and saturation