Angel Flew Too Close To The Ground
by Coley

Comment:
I like this shot -- it has a certain je ne sais quoi that really captures my attention. That said, it would elevate to "I _really_ like this shot", I think, if either the left side (i.e. the tree and about 1/3 of the space between the tree and the person) were cropped off, or, perhaps if she moved back about a step -- to about where that gap in the snow seems to be. I'm giving it an 8, but it could easily be at least a 9, and possibly a 10, for me.

What Do You See...?
by front_element

Comment:
I see purple cabbage. :-) It did take me a moment, though. Pretty.

Angels' Wings
by as3ix

Comment:
This looks quite interesting, and I wish I could see it better -- it would be great if you could upload larger images in the future.

Simple Harmonic Motion
by ralph

Comment:
Is this something mundane, like a computer screen saver, or something more interesting? Here's hoping for more interesting... Anyway, it's a neat image. :-)

Leaf Line
by admart01

Comment:
Beautiful. I'm curious... Did you photograph the whole leaf, and then crop it off, or was it partially cropped from the beginning? (I'm presuming a 2:3 (or similar) ratio camera...)

Eye Ball
by mferg265

Comment:
Interesting, if disturbing. :-) (Not that what's going on is disturbing, just the effect...)

pink channels on leaf
by strive

Comment:
Surely this isn't how this leaf looks naturally... is it? Going on the assumption that you're following the rules of basic editing -- how did you do this? Some sort of special lighting?? Interesting.

Safety Texture
by dahved

Comment:
I think it would have been extremely cool if you could have gotten that rail fully in focus (while still leaving the rest in focus, too)...

Heads or Tails
by shanksware

Comment:
Very very nice. Some of the pennies aren't quite at the right angle, which I find distracting somehow, but I still like it very much. Good work! :-)

Descending Fungi Pattern
by joycobb

Comment:
I think this image would be a lot more impactful at a slightly different position and/or angle... Perhaps move your camera to the left a bit, but then aim it to the right a bit, so that the tree is on a diagonal like a slash (/)... Just an idea.