Playing with Fire
by oriana

Comment:
It's too bad about the reflection in the glasses, it takes away from it a little.

Reflection and shadow
by sangeeth

Comment:
Out of focus. Looks as though you've oversharpened as well in an attempt to get it in focus. Shallow depth of field was the right choice though, but I guess that's what makes the focus so tricky. You could try gluing the coin in position. In terms of composition, I'd have moved the coin down and to the left to get the whole shadow in.

Look
by arash1987

Comment:
It's nice to see that the texture of her skin isn't all neat imaged to hell. It's a nice shot. I think it might be improved if it wasn't cropped quite so close on the bottom--it's as if .5% of her nose is cut off (picky, I know).

Burning Sadness
by SirRadu

Comment:
It's creepy I'll give you that much!

Morning stretch
by trishialw

Comment:
I think you could do with a background that contrasts a little more to give it a little more oomph.

Crazed Crimson Crystal Creature
by GrayGhost

Comment:
That's one scary looking, uh... rabbit?

Fallen
by debitipton

Comment:
I don't think the triptych thing does anything for you at all here. In terms of the image itself, it seems to me that the focus is a little off--the lower edges of the leaf seem to be reasonably in focus, but the bulk of it isn't. There's good colour in the leaf, and there's potential for a really good shot here. If I were to take a shot of this same leaf, I would take it from an oblique angle. I'd probably try for a fairly shallow depth of field, while trying to keep the bulk of the leaf in focus. By shooting it at an angle the shallow depth of field will be more effective as the background and foreground are at a greater distance from the subject.

Another day in Paradise
by Jean

Comment:
This is pretty neat, I have to say. I'm not sure about the shadows though, I'm thinking they are a touch distracting and maybe break it up a little too much.

"Window Panes..."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Great colours. This is one of those photos that really doesn't benefit from the triptych treatment. Not that it really takes away from it, but there are other submissions of equal or lesser photos that put the effect to good use, and have greater impact for it.

Bride
by Montereykiddo

Comment:
The sequence of pictures is nice, but I'm not sure about the arrangement. Firstly, the fact that the one in the upper left has the corner of the next picture stuck into her chin. Secondly, while the diagonal overlap thing is kinda neat, there's just way too much empty blackness (though I'm not sure what to suggest you could do there).