Chapel of the Holy Cross
by muckpond

Comment:
I like the colours in the sky and rock though maybe a little oversaturated in the green trees. Its a good juxtaposition of Church and nature. It would be good to see just a little more horizontally down the bottom - the rocks seem a little cut of on the right.

"Rooster"
by noraneko

Comment:
Congratulations Catherine. This photo is amazing! It's as if you handpicked the colour for the background. I love how its blurred just right. The bird itself is exquisite! Radiant colours, sharp focus, magnificent tonal range. I love how the brightness is just right yet there is all those black blacks giving everything detail and structure. Well done!

Earth Fire & Water
by BrianR

Comment:
I think this would have been much better without the globe. the sun and clouds look amazing!

gardengoyle
by posthumous

Comment:
great photo - nice tonal range. interesting subject matter. the expression on the man's face really adds something. I think there's too much empty space up the top - a tighter crop leaving just some of that interesting tree at the top would have been better.

quiet observation
by silverfoxx

Comment:
The man really portrays the username here - I like it. I think it would have been better to hide the sun behind one of the buildings - its just causing too much mayhem.

Mystic Sunset above the clouds(mysticsunset username)
by onar

Comment:
great colours - nearly a rainbow of them. this needs levels or curves to get the blacks a littel blacker and lighten the whole thing up a bit.

hotpasta
by snaffles

Comment:
good attempt at capturing fire in action. This is a nice setup - I like the pasta words on the plate - they've arranged well. The photo as a whole though is very grainy. I'm guessing you made the plate dark so that the fire stood out but I think you've gone a little too far - the camera needs some light to "see" - otherwise the noise comes through instead. More light also makes it easier for the camera to focus. Also, if you play with levels or curves or similar, you can increase the tonal range of your photo - instead of having a narrow selection of greys, you can have blacks, a huge range of greys and whites. Look at this tutorial for more info.

roadrunner
by deepfrog17

Comment:
the footpath is just at little too white and overexposed. the rest of the photo is great, especially the subject.

LilBunnyRabbit
by Kivet

Comment:
The rabbit blends into the gloves since they're both the same colour.

Simms, Better Driven Than I
by RainMotorsports

Comment:
Does not meet challenge.