The old watertower is leaking
by Titia

Comment:
sorry, that looks way too fake

The Past
by Djabordjabor

Comment:
fantastic, i love the creative lighting/contrast used on the building and i love it when peopl have dramatic skies in their photos, especially when used with "architecture" a perfect 10

The Burning Sun
by GIS_boy

Comment:
best one! good job by far

Fall From the Sky
by steinar

Comment:
that is incredible, im mean truely stunning, i hope its a winner

Peeled off
by Arti-Elvi

Comment:
i think i know whos this is, and i love it regardless of the photographer. i hope it does well

yellow cluster
by collie65

Comment:
is image is way too low resolution, horrible lighting and complete lack of contrast, if you were to attempt the image in the future, i would suggest doing the following:
find a center of interest, move in on the actualy flower cluster, and focus on one flower
make sure you save it at a high enough resolution that you don't loose detail and get the jpg, edge noise
pay attention to your lighting, side lighting probably would have worked best
in post-editing, boost your yellow saturation, and then add a bit of contrast

Lucky Corner
by naomik

Comment:
just a bit too orange, for a yellow, but good image none-the-less

A Balanced Meal
by LN13

Comment:
i don't know what editing software you are using, but i would suggest if you are using photoshop to go into the hue/saturation adjustments, select "yellow" from the drop down menu and then slide the saturation up a bit, i think it would have helped this image tremendously, i like it as is, but would give it the extra punch

Rising Sun
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
finally an image with vibraint colors, good detail, and great contrast

Daffodils in Black
by Dimy

Comment:
the halo around these flowers hurts my eyes, you have gone overboard with the editing, and the actual flowers have very little contrast. next time pic your background a little better so that you aren't forced to do a bit of cloning/painting/burning to get the desired image. adjust your levels (if you have photoshop) or contrast with any other software, to get more detail in the image.