flower1.jpg
by liltritter

Comment:
Amazing! I love the soft focus and warm yellows. The out-of-focus flowers really add this image. Going into my favs!

Invitation
by Tiberius

Comment:
I love this! The composition is great, how the stem leads you into the cherry (?) itself. The focus on the stem tip is excellent. The blown out part on the top of the cherry really bothers me, but otherwise, great job!

Drop
by elsapo

Comment:
Wow! Awesome! I love the contrast between the blue and yellow and the perfectly spherical drops. The detail in the fruit adds some interest to the picture. Top ten definitely. The only thing I don't like about this pic is the neat-imaged look to it. I'd tone down on the neat-imaging.

Cherry Pop
by JPR

Comment:
First of all, this image could have a lot of potential. It looks like you tried lens movement during the exposure, but neither the small nor large glasses are very well focused. You could try using a tripod to minimize motion blur or move the lens slower and steadier. Also, the reflections are really distracting and annoying. A white sheet behind you might get rid of them. And the bright red background doesn't really do anything for the image in my opinion. Maybe just a plain white one so the red cherry really stands out? I hope I helped!

Church of the Good Shepard
by Steveinnz

Comment:
This image looks inverted (?). It's cool, but it seems like the picture was taken during the day, and was inverted to fit the challenge. Low marks for lack of effort.

Framed Inlet
by EricSorenW

Comment:
This picture is too dark, probably because it was an overcast day when it was taken. You might consider reshooting on a clear and sunny day.

who wins?
by Mark

Comment:
Creative idea, nice execution. Could have been a little sharper though.

The Sharp End
by bruski

Comment:
Interesting idea, I would have liked it better if the blades were focused better.

Albino Peacock
by Shannon

Comment:
I like how the head of the peacock is in sharp focus, and how the peacock fills the frame. Great image!

don't open till spring
by hopper

Comment:
I love the simplicity in this photo, and the white backdrop really adds to it. Nicely done!