Daybreak
by Brin

Comment:
Daybreak implies sun; sun not an artificial light source

i bought this cat to match my tiles
by Tati

Comment:
You paid for that cat!?! Just joking...I want it!

Joy
by arsenal

Comment:
Beautiful portrait. The high (photographic) contrast underscores the contrasts between the two girl and the tree: smooth/rough, organic/geometric, animated/static.

Big Sur
by E yenocpr2

Comment:
Wow! Big Sur! One of the most scenic spots on the planet! And you choose to photograph sunlight bouncing around inside your lens. ;-) (Pardpn my sarcasm...it's a rhetorical device and not intended to be harsh or hurtful.)

Careful tweaking of this image with with the Photoshop 'curves' controls will separate the fore-, middle-, and backgrounds, and improve the image greatly, IMO.

Fishing Trip
by Wilson Low

Comment:
I don't believe the tilted horizon works well here. For an example of a picture in which it does work, see "Landscape with sheeps" in this challenge.

Fall Leaves
by jamesgslade

Comment:
good depth-of-field, and I like the slight over-exposure. Nevertheless, the narrow field of view stretches the concept of landscape a bit too much for my poor conservative brain to grasp.

Falling For Beauty
by Mel34

Comment:
Interesting and pleasant 'hour-glass' composition, but, IMO, the field of view seems a bit too narrow to be called a landscape. The upper right area is blown out. Try adjusting your image using the 'levels' control (or, better, curves) in Photoshop (or their equivalents in your software).

Landscape with sheeps
by Rasmus

Comment:
Well, that's one way to get a nice diagonal in the foreground...and it's effective. I love the geometry: two nearly equal rectangles, one of which is divided diagonally into two triangles. (You've invented a new 'rule-of-thirds'.) Each of these three areas has a different texture and color. High key works here, too. 8

busted clutch disc
by imagesloyola

Comment:
I reaslly like the juxtaposition of these two same-yet-different cluch plates. I would to see more detail in the dark item, though.

The Lurker
by barbaraanne

Comment:
Love the light and the textures:rust, wood, fur. But, dead or alive...enquiring minds want to know.