OLD SHED
by pookey83

Comment:
I think the idea of a sepia tint works well with old buildings, but I don't think you've got the tint quite right, or you don't have enough contrast in your picture to give it the kick that people will be looking for.

Defeat
by cadbike

Comment:
I really like this picture. It looks as though you used a bit too much neatimage, but I like the emotions and the compassion you've captured here.

Rocky 1
by SteveJ

Comment:
Good choice of title, but lighting and composition in the picture leave me uninspired.

Pretty in Pink
by leanne

Comment:
Train of thought: Picture works well with the title, but lighting is harsh and flat. Cropping and composition are a little off as well - if I apply the rule of thirds, I see that the hand appears to be your main subject. But the hand is out of focus, which leaves me searching for the focal point (the lips?) by following the line of the hand and lipstick tube. However, the lips are nearly out of the picture and have a funny little gap. Hope this helps :)

Psycho
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Gah! Another woody! But, this is funny and you've got a good mood here with the lighting.

The Great Escape
by shamel

Comment:
Funny! :) Don't think it'll take a ribbon, but thanks for making me smile! And is that a Breyer mule I see in there?

The Man From Snowy River
by sabphoto

Comment:
Picture works well with the title you've chosen, but the picture itself isn't terribly interesting. A different angle (especially without the weed in his back) might have made the picture more dynamic. Different lighting (less light, light from a low level, spotlighting, etc.) would help add interest as well.

Sleepless In Seattle
by LowLght

Comment:
Very interesting picture that works well with your title. Not a big fan of the orange cast. Also, might have tried different angles for a more dynamic composition.

"Pretty in Pink"
by jessfrolio

Comment:
I like this a lot - am really enjoying taking in the details. I only have two suggestions: maybe try moving the center of the daisy a little further left, leaving an interesting negative space to the right. Although you may have tried that and found that you like this composition better. And it looks as though the petals nearest the light are a bit overexposed.

Avalanche
by RHoldenSr

Comment:
I like hi-key, but your trees here seem to be out of focus throughout the scene. Composition works well, but there's nothing here to keep my attention.