The Tree of Scarlet Berries
by strangeghost

Comment:
I love the warmth. I think that middle photo could stand alone.

Engaged
by whiteroom

Comment:
Excellent use of DOF, grain, and rotary dial phones.

Bride
by Montereykiddo

Comment:
Beautiful shots. I love the third one especially-- it seems very genuine. However, there is just so much black space that could have been filled with your lovely subject.

Three Birds
by Prism

Comment:
I think you need a longer lens. Blur and grain are too overwhelming in these photos to ignore.

Goldie Locks Winks
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
Clever.

"Healthy" Eating
by AzCKelly

Comment:
I like the sharpness of the carpet, but on the Hershey bar it appears that the image is much too oversharpened.

Duck Day Afternoon
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
The middle photo could use a bump in contrast.

Change
by TooCool

Comment:
I apologize if you have gotten several similar comments, but I think there are four images here... The background image is kinda distracting to me (looks oversharpened and overexposed). Maybe if it were blurred or just plain white I would keep my eyes on the three leaves, which are nice photos.

Hidden Falls
by adamweb

Comment:
Congratulations on your winning shot. It is a very well executed long-exposure. As far as a way to improve it, maybe liven up the colors a little (or the opposite-- desaturate or try B&W) or if you can return to reshoot, try a diffrent angle, maybe lower to the ground, just as a way to set it apart from other shots like this.

The Horseman
by maxj

Comment:
I like the high key look here and the horseman's face that is hidden at first but then pops out at you. Do you have any other angles of this statue? I would like to see an angle that gives some detail to the horses faces, too. Nice photo. Keep up the good work.