A late summer's morning rain.
by catpixel

Comment by dodger:
Fair macro, too contrasty. A softer light would have
given more depth.

City Garden.
by catpixel

Comment by Alpine99:
So despite another commentor saying essentially the same thing as me it's me who is at fault for not seeing the challenge? Thanks for the PM and I quote..

ooooh, I'm sorry. I realise now I should have done a butterfly sitting on gnome. Live and learn.

IMHO to become a better photographer you need to accept criticism better, it's not personal, I don't know you, I gain nothing from adding a comment to your image. You are the one who should benefit.

Good luck in future challenges.

City Garden.
by catpixel

Comment by espenyogi:
how long did you think about the subject before entering this photo? It looks like a happy snap you photographed whilst you were on the bike. You could of at least waited for the guy to get out of the way/get in focus!

City Garden.
by catpixel

Comment by qachyk:
It's not that I don't think one can have a garden in a city. It's just that I don't think wild-growing bushes by the river constitute one. It's possible what's across the river does, but as one can't really see it well, that doesn't help much. And if you meant the skyline to be the 'garden', I'm afraid we're going to have to completely disagree on the definition of a garden.

City Garden.
by catpixel

Comment by Konador:
A faster shutter speed would have stoppe dthe sky being washed out, and also stopped the motion blue on the cyclist

City Garden.
by catpixel

Comment by Alpine99:
had trouble fitting this into the challenge

Night Walker
by catpixel

Comment by Stewan:
This is ok

Night Walker
by catpixel

Comment by carlosgustavo:
3 letters: WOW. Excellente coloring. framing is great. ME LIKEE.

Night Walker
by catpixel

Comment by Olyuzi:
Focus is too soft thougout the whole picture. It would be much better had the woman on the left been in focus more since she seems to be the subject of your photo.

Night Walker
by catpixel

Comment by zeuszen:
One of the more exciting shots in this challenge. Love the dynamic created by the diagonal theme (of composition/framing/details). The motion blur 'jazzes' this up very nicely and appropiately, given the topic.

The orange tungsten is a bit too pervasive perhaps, and without 'any' sharp definition inside the capture, it fails, IMHO, to satisfy an eye accustomed to an anchor point.

Still, one of the better photographs here.