My Seashell Collection
by sherpet

Comment:
I like the sharpness- works really well with all of those textures.

Pieces of flower
by sessa

Comment:
Just a touch over exposed. I am not sure if you meant to do it on purpose, but I would actally like to see a bit more of the edge of the petals where the white meets white.... I have an image that I'm currently working on fixing a similar problem with. In yours, it looks like there is enough information there that you could probably make the adjustment in photoshop CS using the Image> Adjustments> Shadow/Highlight, as suggested in this turorial:

//www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/jennifer/fix-overexposed.html

Pieces of a Fountain
by BK26

Comment:
Looks like the image is a little over saturated- makes the shadows look un-naturally blue, and the leaves/sky in the background are over exposed which is a little distracting from the subject.

Fragments of a Love Lost
by Phil

Comment:
Nice idea. The stem and some of the other edges look a bit jagged, possibly over sharpened?

Water Fight Stalemate
by vtruan

Comment:
What a fun picture!

I would adjust the levels on the green channel just a bit, just to reduce some of the greenish tint.

free
by mrsamsa

Comment:
Nice photo! I would suggest adjusting the levels a bit... brighten up the mid-tones and the whole image just a bit.

Shaken, not stirred.
by StudyinLight

Comment:
I just didn't really like this photograph- it didn't really jump out at me as a compelling image when I compare it to others in this challenge. Kind of dark and blurry. However, it is nicely framed and the tilt helps the composition- makes for an interesting shape with the lights in the upper left.

Roof, Bird and Sky
by Pixelstate

Comment:
The repetition is really nice:)

LOCO
by fordmanf1

Comment:
Love it... nice composition and the hint of color in the reflections is great.

Circle of Shapes
by siexhasxADD

Comment:
hmm.. maybe I just don't "get it"... but I rated this low because it's blurry and I didn't feel that the pattern was all that interesting on its own.