Riverscape
by Wildpurple

Comment by PennyStreet:
Love the way the river shines.

Maple Leaf
by Wildpurple

Comment by tnun:
needs a second look to appreciate the geometry and the molten texture.

T r e e s
by Wildpurple

Comment by bjoern:
A tad over the top with the saturation for my taste.

T r e e s
by Wildpurple

Comment by Kroburg:
The green colours of the trees are very unnatural and the desaturated sky doesn't make it more interesting.

The Plant
by Wildpurple

Comment by ErinKirsten:
Nice scene you captured!

Group of Plants
by Wildpurple

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
I like the translucent glow coming from the overhead light. Overall, the scene seems a bit soft, however, and my eye is trying to find more detail than there is.

My Bottle Collection
by Wildpurple

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Some pleasing colors and details here. I find my eye drawn to what looks like an antique bottle of magnesium. The edge of the transition to the white background is a little harsh and crisp. Not sure if that is the way this just naturally turned out or if you selected and erased a background.

Fast Eater Eating Fast Food
by Wildpurple

Comment by IreneM:
OMG! That poor bottle... Great shot.

Coke Cola
by Wildpurple

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Some nice details. The light is hitting that glass just right. The background may be a little too strong and pulling my eyes away from the main subject.

MoeHair
by Wildpurple

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
I have a strong suspicion whose entry this is and I know you have requested feedback, so here are a handful of things I noticed:
-The image is pretty flat looking. Not a lot of variations in tonal range. A levels adjustment would take care of a lot of that, giving the image more detail and visual pop.
-What look like creases in the background image are pulling my eye away from the adorable doggo.
-That pink background may have also affected the auto white balance for the main subject, which isn't terrible, but looks a little off. A fix for that going forward could be to shoot in RAW. It requires more work in post processing, but offers a lot of control over both white balance and to pull in detail from clipped highlights and shadows that would be lost in a JPG.
-The crop is a little tight, especially at the bottom. It leads my eye through the image in an odd way. Perhaps having a bit more room at the bottom under the dog's chin would help that.

Sorry to be so harsh, but if this is from whom I think, I know you wanted feedback.