breath in the air
by mrbig65

Comment:
Stunning image, wonderful setting, main subject with fascinating detail despite showing as true silhouette. Top marks from me.

Horsepower - a study in black and white
by SEG

Comment:
Looks like a situation in which black and white treatment reduces background distractions. The vignette may be a little too noticeable, introducing an element that competes for attention. With the sky empty, a square crop could be a way to give additional prominence to the car.

Harmony
by h2

Comment:
Soft flower contrasting with rocks makes a good starting place, and having the rocks light color and smooth provides a good contrast to the usual idea of "rock." I find the dark line between the wood boards to be an element that doesn't fit with the rest of the composition as well as a solid wood background likely available by setting up a bit to either side. To my eye, greater depth of field (narrower aperture or focus stacking) to keep all the stones sharp would have been stronger, but that is a subjective decision.

because she can
by herfotoman

Comment:
Quite a good job of including motion blur to convey the sensation of busy motion embodied in this toddler. Good counter example to those who think sharpness is the first requirement of an excellent image.

Above Mt Rainier
by sns

Comment:
Beautiful image and enjoyable bit of detail maintained in the mountains. Sad that most people live where light pollution make the stars invisible.

There there
by beatabg

Comment:
Takes a good eye and confident trigger finger to capture such a fleeting moment of tenderness and humor.

JULYpeaStudyIMG_3510
by tnun

Comment:
Took me a while to notice the pun. Like the handling of tones.

Devon energy tower
by MadMan2k

Comment:
Great illustration of conceptual contrast (curved/straight) worthy of inclusion in an elements of design guide for photographers. Moving up a point on second review.

Soul drain
by sarampo

Comment:
Love the light hitting the flying powder. Creative and well executed.

Light rain
by markwiley

Comment:
Every once in a while, light interacts with our world in magical ways. You have captured such a moment, and your title helps make the point. Very enjoyable to view this one repeatedly.