Down Side Up
by Weefan

Comment:
Awesome! Yeah, this shot would have won the Double Take Challenge for sure! Sweet shot!

Ornithology - Raptor Research (Pandion haliaetus)
by Marjo

Comment:
GREAT capture. Very high degree of difficulty!

Two Ducks in a row
by dcb300

Comment:
Things that would help this score better: Better lighting. The gray overcast day certainly didn't do these guy colors any favors. Better lighting would also improve your depth of field and allow you to get a faster shutter speed for stopping the motion. IMO, motion should be all or nothing. Give it lots of motion or make it super crisp.

The Door to Her Dreams
by Jason_Cross

Comment:
Cool! Great feel! 8.

Beneath the beauty
by SouthCoastOr3gon

Comment:
Two things that would boost your scores: I realize it's awfully hard to get spiders to pose, but a more head-on view would help. Also, the colors are a bit dull. If you boost your Saturation in PS, I think it would help this image a LOT.

Early Medicine
by SamDoe1

Comment:
Cool! I like the way they seem generally concerned about their patient!

Wing Replacement
by pointandshoot

Comment:
I can't see what it is I'm supposed to be seeing or understand what I'm supposed to be understanding :) I just can't tell what this photo is.

Peterborough Cathedral
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
POSITIVES: Nice color and I like the movement of the priests entering the sanctuary.

IMPROVEMENTS: All the lines of the photo lead to the statue of Jesus. With that being the case, a tighter crop on him and a crisper focus on him would benefit the composition.

Hope this helps!

Running Religiously
by swagman

Comment:
With the runner as your subject, he really should be larger and in better focus. Small subjects CAN work and it helps that yours stands out with his white shirt, but in those instances, the backdrop/environment is usually pretty dramatic.

Hope that helps with your next Challenge!

Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him) Mosque
by alyami

Comment:
It's a nice subject and colors. Tilting the horizon to the left a bit would as the camera was crooked. Also, the two men in front are more distraction than element, especially since they are walking "out" of the picture and pull your vision away from your subject, the mosque.

Hope that helps!