What Are You Looking At?
by ShannonLee

Comment:
Good image. I wish you could have captured my attention by focusing on the subject's eyes. I get confused as to where the main focus is in this photo.

Mirage
by Rikki

Comment:
magnificent image. The focus is great. The green eye and rich red background serve as wonderful complimentary colors in this photo.

Cathedral
by redmoon

Comment:
nice photo. I would have an easier time identifying this picture as a photograph, if there is an area in focus. It is all a blur, and looks like a charcoal drawing that is smudged.

Stairing at you
by AndersOstberg

Comment:
in awe... This is a fantastic perspective of a staircase. I have never interpreted them in this way before. Grrreat! The railing serves as a wonderful leading line towards the "pupil"!

Indy's Canal Walk
by ltaylor

Comment:
i like the contrast of the deep darkness of the trees to the bright lights. The lights along the water seem like spotlights which create a pathway towards the city! I like the comparison of the buildings to the dreamy reflection of the buildings on the water. The light on top gives a nice final touch to the entire picture.

Bouquet to go
by dmmonty

Comment:
the colors of the flowers are so vibrant! almost seem like night lights. I like the double reflection - on the windows, as well as the car doors. I believe this photo can be cropped a bit. This picture has a bit too much going on.

Reflection of Sadness
by kiumars_kashani

Comment:
interesting interpretation! I enjoy how you did not center the models in the middle of the photo. I like the gradation of brown colors - from the lightness of the skin, towards the deep brown color of the left bottom corner.

Wide and Open...in both directions
by digidori

Comment:
this photo is composed well, yet i am not attracted to the distorted reflection of the scenery - cast of the windows. There is no main subject that i can lead my eye to.

Lift me up above the shadows...
by Antanas

Comment:
symmetry is beautiful. I like how the viewer's attention is drawn into the center - with the use of the vanishing point perspective, as well as the leading lines of the pillars, ceiling, and flooring. The colors are very simple and easy on the eyes.

Driver
by jrtodd

Comment:
beautiful reflection. I especially love how you captured the entire scenery of the golf course. I enjoy the simplicity of this photo. The grass serves as a nice texture, which contrasts to the smooth golf club.