Amanda
by CoriLou

Comment:
I am not sure where the focus lies here, as the woman seems to be a bit blurry all over. I also suspect that you over used some of the sliders in your photoediting software as there are obvious strange outlines surrounding the hand in the front.

line of beauty
by posthumous

Comment:
Personally I think that the line from the thin branch isnt interesting enough to be the main motive. If the line was leading to something, something that catches the viewers focus - it would have been better. But in this case it is the flower, but it is to small and out of focus to make it interesting.

A River Runs Through It
by bryanbrazil

Comment:
The lighting in this image puzzles me a bit, as it looks very unnatural.

Gardens and Cosmos
by DistantColours

Comment:
I really like the kind of abstract pattern in this image! But personally I think the text (garden & cosmos) is distracting the viewer from the main point of interest - the lines and patterns. If possible, I would have tried to find an angle where sign does not becomes part of the image.

In Hiding
by Vidomatic

Comment:
Personally i would crop a bit of the bottom of the legs, as there is a bit of shadow coming through there. I think the image would have been a little bit more edgy without them, and a bit more abstract as it gets harder to see that those actually are the legs. But I like the image never the less!

Droplets
by ankursomani

Comment:
The image looks grainy, and over saturated. I suspect that you over used the sliders for contrast, saturation and perhaps some of the lighting levels as well.

His favourite play spot
by Shazbut

Comment:
You should generally avoid using the internal flash unit of the camera. It creates such a harsch shadows, and overexposes the subject - washing out the full color potential.

Midday Ascension
by Jeileen

Comment:
Interesting staircases. But I think this image would really have benefited from not having the harsch shadows on the walls. It becomes hard to distinguis the shadows from the actual staircases. Therefore it would have been better to wait for the sky to be more clouded - making the lightsource softer.

As seen from below
by roachmotel3

Comment:
Perhaps this photo would be more interesting if you would lower the exposure level, making the image more abstract and also with the effect of trying to make the dummies darker - making the viewer believe that these dummies could actually be real people! Another way of making the dummies come more "alive" is perhaps to try to shoot the image when the sun is in the background, and making the dummies come out in silhouette.

Fun in the sun
by gys

Comment:
Great! Beautiful color tones and interesting composition. Good "energy" deriving from the blurry kids.