Tropical depression
by LevT

Comment:
Well done. I'm not so sure you can convince most the the moon is real.

by nixter

Comment:
Very good. The lighting is perfect. Usually I like the cyclist in images such as this to be coming into rather going out of the image. But this time I like your way of doing it much better. I think the darkness is what does it for me.

Breaking Through - WK08
by DJWoodward

Comment:
I like it. You have used the rule of thirds very effectively in this image. The light in the upper right give it a focus and draws me to the rest of the image. Very well done and well processed.

Week 2
by chris48083

Comment:
You captured a good expression on her face and the crop puts her in a good place in the image.Three things bother me. First I find the background a bit busy. The elbow intrudes on the image and the dark hair and the dark background behind her don't mix well for me. Second I would like to see a bit more of her eyes. This hidden eyes work well, they are just a bit too dark for me. Third, it looks like here forehead is a bit over sharpened - or perhaps it need a bit of a blur to smooth it out a bit.

8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment:
The two woman really make this street scene image. It is almost like they are saying please let me on. I'm glad you explained what was really happening.

Night Rider
by Germaine

Comment:
Very good job of panning. It seems a bid dark, but I think that conveys the nighttime atmosphere better.

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by WalesP

Comment:
I like the processing on this one. You have really brought out the details of the aging of the bridge.

Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe
by jdannels

Comment:
Very good.

Childhood is Calling
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very well done. I really like the way you just barely got an outline of her.

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by JerseyGenie

Comment:
I like this. Photos of tress in winter provide a very different view. I do think I would like it better without the - what looks like a solid border. I'm guessing that is a separate overlay. The very straight lines get to me.