Balancing on Good Leg
by jbsmithana

Comment:
I assume that's haloing from overshapening on the wing?...

Beyond Repair
by Kaizer

Comment:
The barrel blends in too much with the b/g... make is hard to tell what I'm supposed to be looking at...

Yellow Tulips
by sfalice

Comment:
*Critique Club*

First off, I think this picture is really great. It fits the challenge well, and is pleasing to the eye.

The two different shades of yellow add intrest and give a balanced feel to the image. I gives me a calm, soothing feeling. This is added to by the lines created by the vase and the petals. I like the way the bottom of the petals seem to become a continuation of the side of the vase, further unifing the elements of this photo.

The lighting here is good. There doesn't seem to be any problems with over/underexposure, and again the colors are great.

The only nitpick I can find with this shot is perhaps the cropping on the bottom. I would have liked to have seen the vase extend all of the way into the corner. I know that's not kosher photography, but just a thought.

This is a great shot. Well done!

Trey

Lost Romance
by nephoto

Comment:
Seems antithetical of the challenge, but I liked the image. I'm hoping this was a red rose. =] 7.

Moments
by srugolo

Comment:
I like the simplicity of this shot. The horizontal lines contrasted with the vertical bodies. A couple just happy to be together... The tint is great. I only had one nitpick. She doesn't seem to have any hands. It's a minor detail that I didn't even notice till my thrid time through, but now it bugs me... =] All in all a great shot. 8

Pete and Wendy
by Pedro

Comment:
I really like this shot. I'm not tottaly sure why... I like the tint and the blurred background. The lighting is excellent, and unlike 95% of this challenge, this image actually says 'romance' to me. Good Job! 9.

"Love Is....."
by Judi

Comment:
This is the only image in this challenge that has kids in is that I liked. I'm a sucker for silhouettes. =] The sky is beautiful! There's such a broad range of tone and color in the sky, and you've managed to capture all of it with very little overexposure. 9.

Grand Central Station, 8:12 AM
by pawdrix

Comment:
They let you take pictures in GCS? Wow. I really like this shot. The Motion blur adds to the business of it all. 8

Who Knows What Evil Lurks in the Hearts of Men?
by dsa157

Comment:
The Shadow knows!

Do I Have To Say The Words?
by edmeng

Comment:
In my top 5. Great shot; only nitpick would be to darken up the shadows to a full silluhete.... Again, just a minor thing. It's a great shot...