Gone Ape
by elijahjallen

Comment:
I think in your attempts to increase contrast, you lightened the wood too much and darkened your main subject too much losing detail in the gorilla. I do however, like your idea to have kept the grass with some color and I do like the composition alot.

America's Heartland
by Geocide

Comment:
Not sure why you chose to include so much of the sky in half of the photo. It appeaers that because of that the main focus of your photo was underexposed. I think a landscape format would have been better.

Jack Frost Felt Abit of a Prick
by Martin

Comment:
I like this picture alot...I like it the way it is, without any changes. The border is actually perfect and what makes this picture so special is the out of focus background and the soft brownish tones, which not only give the picture a unique feel, but the whole picture reminds me of a Chinese print. If that's what you were after...very well done.

Something's Brewing
by Jacko

Comment:
I like the graphic quality of your picture as well as the contrast and colors....it all works so well...you should make a print out of this.

Perfect Postcard Weather
by Kaz

Comment:
Focus is excellent! and I like the composition and colors very much too.

Acid Rain Shower
by Enzo

Comment:
Great vivid colors and I like the way the rain drops catch the light. Very good contrast, detail and DOF. This photo definitely captures my interest and holds it.

The Four Elements
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
Really love the composition and think you did an admirable job shooting into the sun. Nice colors too.

Summery
by Thomas

Comment:
Wonderful vivid colors and compositional props that certainly evoke a feeling of a certain kind of weather. If I have any issue it's that the colors may be a bit too saturated for my liking. For instance, I find the red cap to the suntan lotion to be bright. Hey, how about a beach date? :)

A Break in the Clouds
by mbardeen

Comment:
Wow! Great catch, and I like what you did with the different shades of blue here. Very nicely done.

Spring Thaw
by mariomel

Comment:
Compositionally I would have preferred for you not to cut off the rocks in the lower right hand corner, as well as, to crop out the upper third of the photo. I don't think it adds anything to see above the area of the ocean where it changes color from light to darker blue. This picture has a lot of potential and I love the vivid blue colors and the how you captured the mirror like quality of the water on the sand in the mid forground, just above the rocks.