Big Al's Used Cars
by Postgate1

Comment:
I like the colors and wide DoF. The trouble is finding a clear subject. The bright red car competes in form with the rest of the image. An even lower camera angle might get rid of those power lines too.

Bike Shop
by smurfguy

Comment:
That̢۪s a lot of border! I see what you were going for though. Nice concept, but the focus is too much in the foreground IMO. This creates a large amount of "busy, negative space". If the focus was a little deeper in the shot it may be more balanced.

Mercatino rionale
by Rino63

Comment:
I like this shot. There is a sense of frenzied motion that is very appealing. I am bothered a bit by what looks like slight barrel distortion which, combined with this crop/composition, draws my eye up to the window on the left.

First In Flight
by alfresco

Comment:
Great colors and timing, but it seems like you're trying to get alot in here. If the cliff is the subject, the vertical composition makes sense, but I would like to see the rock face properly exposed. If the diver is the subject (as I believe he is here) perhaps a horizontal (or square) composition would work better to emphasize the movement and position of the diver. Still, a very nice shot.

Fight Club
by steinar

Comment:
Nice shot (if a bit gross). If you were going for the colors of the film, you've just about nailed it. Just try bringing the reds down a bit in the highlights. Good job!

Exploding Glass
by Judi

Comment:
Cool shot. I can't figure out how you did this.

Tempest in a Cup
by LucidLotus

Comment:
Nice composition. The motion blur might hurt a bit though. Good job freezing the first splash.

squeezing water
by margiemu

Comment:
Nice shot. At first I thought he was being attacked by something!

Garden Thief
by Diana

Comment:
Nice shot, but the motion blur might hurt your score on this one. I'd try cropping a bit off of the top and bottom to accentuate the movement here.

I have a feeling about this next one
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Nice Shot(and nice hand!) I might try cropping at the dealer's shoulder on the left to keep attention on the cards here.