Snow Posts
by drewseph

Comment:
I really like this, but feel the tilt is too extreme for me personally.

Multiple fences
by threekiddad

Comment:
Your foreground fence is blurry; your rearground fence lacks punch. I understand your concept, but this seems poorly executed.

Morning Rays
by aberration

Comment:
This is lovely, and I think will do very well. I give it a nine. In my personal opinion, the shadows on the trees seem a bit light.

Behind The Green Door
by sher

Comment:
Love the color, but looks like you've way, way oversharpened this puppy.

Forest Ambush
by Schuff

Comment:
A strange purple and green combination. You may have been better off choosing black and white on this one ;)

Baie-St. Paul, Québec
by Simonkasprzak

Comment:
I like this picture - that red roof really sticks in my mind. I like the posts sticking up from the snow. I don't like the border... a bit too distracting. Something plainer would have framed your picture better, I think, and I don't like how the border overlaps the posts and the corner of the smaller building. Let it breathe! :) Straightening the horizon would improve the image, too.

I Love Eric Gonzalez
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
I know it's frowned upon to let a title influence a score, but I really like the fact that you went with something different. Plus the lighting is so good in this picture! 8

The Path Home
by photogJames

Comment:
How I would like to see the series you took while trying to get this picture! Since you went with color, I wonder what would happen if you bumped the saturation up by 10? What if you showed us a bit more of this old tree? Although, like me, you may have been faced with a boring sky that day or some nearby buildings you were trying to avoid.

The Apple Tree House circa mid 1700
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Aargh! Power lines! The bane of every architectural photographer! I think you have a great subject here. What I really like about this picture is the blue shutters. Would love to see this with the saturation kicked up a bit, no power lines, and perhaps somehow avoid the fence, if possible?

Door that's closed for ever
by tiki28

Comment:
I like this picture, but I find the twigs in the foreground distracting. Your contrast seems a bit off - the picture is murky. I don't like the perfect glass globe amidst all the decay. The thing I find most interesting in this picture is the ironwork on the door. Perhaps a different composition would help that stand out more.