The Majestic
by clauderbaugh

Comment:
Wonderful picture with nice detail in the white feathers. The sky is a great contrast. I know this type of photo is really difficult to plan but considering your background is so clear and therefore easy to work with, what about cutting out the slice of sky between the bird and the wooden perch to narrow the distance between them and then extending the sky in front of the bird to give it more space to fly into. If you try an edit like this, I would love to see it!

Wingless Polar Bear
by ChicPhotog

Comment:
OMG, I didn't see the bear till I read the name. That's so good!

Hmmm ...
by GeneralE

Comment:
Excellent concept! Maybe just lighten the hand a little to show more detail.

From Beginning to End..
by albc28

Comment:
Good colour saturation and composition.

Long John Seagull
by MichaelC

Comment:
Excellent shot! I love the softness in the background and the way you have managed to catch the birds eye so clearly. Gives him a rather far away, dreamy expression. Poor thing though, wonder what happened to his little foot!

Iridescent
by fancypants

Comment:
I love the out of focus petals in the background and the bright colours. The fly is also well placed and nicely photographed. Only one small gripe, the shadow cast by the fly is a bit strong.

Red Bull Gives You Wings......(figuratively)
by rugman1969

Comment:
Love the bright colours against the dark background! I think more realistic wings would have made the whole image much better though.

Something's Gone Wrong With Carlo
by Imagineer

Comment:
OMG! I'm never reading Stephen King again! This is so freaky! Well done!

Polaroid's from Planet X
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
Well lit & exposed.

Chocolate Mint Creek
by posthumous

Comment:
I think this photo should have been composed to eliminate some of the pale sticks and branches hanging around the edges. It makes the picture seem a bit cluttered and the focus on the smooth water is lost. Zooming in and isolating one of the lovely moss covered rocks with water flowing past the front, I feel, would have had more impact. Well spotted though.