All the Good Things
by mbardeen

Comment:
Stunning. Absolutely.
I would just leave it without a frame, but it's a meaningless detail.

Kookaburra
by moodville

Comment:
What a nice bird. I wish the background gives more contrast, but I guess it would've been difficult too convince the bird to change location and stay still :)

An eye on the cider press.
by jjbeguin

Comment:
At first I thought the shadow is too deep - especially on his face. After the second look I like it a lot. Moving the model to the most left side is a great idea :)

Munising Falls
by pitsaman

Comment:
It's perfect for centered composition. Especially the rock looks "bend" into oval. Wonderful detail and colours. Beautiful location :)

Vicki
by Konador

Comment:
The cropping is a bit too harsh to me. I would've either desaturate it completely, or make her eyes more blue. They look a bit too gray to me (and she probably has beautiful blue eyes).

Fall
by ursula

Comment:
Yes, that is the real golden Autumn. Just the heavy shadow in the lower part of the image gives strong contrast, without which I think the picture would've been more optymistic. But... it doesn't have to be optymistic (especially with the dark cloud above), does it?

Summer Days
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
It has an impressionist look and fill of Degas paintings. I love it. I love the natural framing by the plants and shadows. I only wish the frame was complete (the lacking element in the lower left corner, or - the plants on the left could be cropped a litlle more (the make the left side visibly heavier than the right one).

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
by flip89

Comment:
Great face expression. You really captured him :)
I think cropping is a bit too much in the upper part, but only a little bit.

A Study in Color
by HRoxas

Comment:
Pepper comes in many colours. Use it :) Or... why not to show whole pepper. It's shape is intersting, and the light will bring out different shades of red.

The Hornet
by rhipster

Comment:
I think, that its head only, would give an interesting "alien" effect.