Slippery When Wet
by robs

Comment:
I like the movement you captured. This might have been even cooler as more of an abstract shot - get up higher and get the car out of the picture, leaving streaks of green and grey.

Will it ever stop!
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
Good perspective. I can barely tell that's a face though, moving the hair back a tiny bit would have helped a lot I think. Definitely transmits that droopy feeling one gets when trapped inside for too long, though - good job.

Is it over?
by Tiberius

Comment:
Your choice of b&w really brought the focus to the people instead of the scenery (which I'm sure is gorgeous but not your subject) - well done.

Abstract Rain
by drj0037

Comment:
Nice abstract, especially the streaks you were able to capture from the rain. Could also be interesting tilted so the rain's coming down more at an angle.

White - "1.e4"
by art-inept

Comment:
I love the way the light shines through the glass pieces. Wish there was a little more light in the background, everything fades extremely quickly. Good angle for this shot.

...turnout...
by excalibur

Comment:
Very well-composed, the lines of this are pleasing. I don't quite understand the title but I won't hold that against you, that's my problem. Colors are nice, and the lighting works.

Pearls or...?
by pmotta

Comment:
Very creatively set up shot, I like this. Only problem is that nothing really seems to be in foces, except maybe her shoulder, which isn't a key element of the picture. Nice natural framing.

Red or White?
by AlexMonty

Comment:
This looks a little tilted to me, might want to try rotating it a tiny bit clockwise. The picture has a beautifully soft feel to it, a combination of the light and textures. Well done, very artistic. Possibly try a slightly larger DOF to get more definition in the red wine glass.

A Decision to Serve
by bobdaveant

Comment:
Very well-done shot, the focus is perfect and you captured well the feeling that they've seen a lot in their lives.

Which door?
by zamboni

Comment:
Oh, I do like this picture. It has a really neat mood to it. Good job of cropping (or lack of it), the top of the building is a necessary inclusion to finish the picture, and including the entire tree is good (would have looked a little weird chopped off). The fading paint makes for beautiful coloring on the wall. Why the watermelons? (I like that this picture makes me question)