Truly a word that says a thousand pictures...lol!

Love the burnt out letter on the sign, "Rest urant..." LOL! Nice night photo.

The tilt down to the left is a bit distracting. You should straighten this off the vertical near the center of the photo to improve the overall perspective.

Beautiful composition. Very nice photo!

Very interesting pattern, good capture!

A bit dark, and you can't really see the ceiling, it's just a black shape dominating the photo. You could crop it down by half, and straighten out the photo at the ceiling line (it's tilting down to the left), and strengthen this considerably.

It's beautiful in its simplicity. Really great focus and composition.

Wonderful effort. The only nit-pik is the leaning of the trees on both sides due to barrel distortion. You can adjust it by skewing out the corners a wee bit (Ctrl + F, hold Ctrl. key as you drag a top corner out horizontally, then repeat with the bottom corner to create a "negative" barrel distortion. Work at a higher magnification to see where the trees start to bend.

It's a bit too dark at the bottom to appreciate the effect. If you can adjust the contrast to bring the foreground tones up a bit, it would really help this photo.

Beautiful color and perspective, the arched shape at the bottom really adds a nice visual dynamic to the scene. My fav!

Great concept, but there is a white outline on several of the skaters. Try contracting the selection around them by 1 px., inverting it, and then deleting that pixel, it might get rid of the outlines.

It would look better if the horizon was even - it leans down to the left too much and is distracting from the focal point.

The front is terribly blurry. You should just crop it so that it doesn't distract from the rest of the image.

Great chop! Very creative and colorful. Nice work.

What a wonderful heirloom! Beautiful lighting - accents the carving nicely.

Wonderful idea with the hooded snake top. I'd curve that hood a bit more to fit in the hand, though. It looks somewhat flat and uncomfortable to fit into your hand to hold it and lean on it. But the overall shape and texture is quite nice.

Great concept. It looks only big enough for one foot to fit on it, which conjures a wild image of an old person with one leg in the air, toddling along at about 3 MPG...lolol! Good job!

Black and white doesn't serve this image well. It's hard to really discern the subject matter of old farm tools from each other - It's just a jumble of black lines with a wheel and a tank mixed in. The tree is far more dominant in the image. Color (and a better focus on the tools, not the tree and sky) would have helped the viewer appreciate the focal point more.

Love the mechanical look of guilt on his face. Excellent job!

It's a start, but there is no face or body to add to the impression. It's just an set of eyes and fangs. No lips, no nostrils, no facial depth...

The glass looks too solid colored, with no transparency. It also looks too small and thin in comparison to the other objects on the desk. If it were positioned or resized, so as to show a bit of the colored wall through it, the illusion of it being glass would improve.

A bit too high contrast, the squares of the chessboard are barely discernible from the background. This would have been nicer with a little wider range of values.

Nice picture, but a bit too "framed" by the stubble on both sides. A tighter crop, allowing the corn stalks to fill the picture plane without the stubble sides, would be a stronger visual image.

Great concept! Good blend.

Great shot - It almost looks like modern art!

Very nice concept, cute back story. Good job!

I love the illusion! I had to look at it a couple of times, to fully appreciate it.

And yes, it is far too neat to be "real..." LOLOL!
Very nice effort!

It doesn't have any fins or a tail. It just looks like a ball with points, not a fish at all.

Looks much better with a bit of reflection on the hound's head. Good job!

Great angle for this, were you standing on something, or holding the camera up high?

The angle is too extreme, visually. Beautiful contrast, but it feels like everything should be sliding down to the right.

What a beautiful find, and a beautiful photo. Wonderful lighting and clarity. My fav!

Fantastic capture. Amazing to see such workmanship on such a large scale.

Excellent joining of the two images, with the overall composition smooth and dynamic. The eye can easily move from one image into the next due to the positioning of the shadows. Very well done!

Very nice composition, with good balance and focus.

Very nice bokeh effect in the background, it really accents your image well. Nice job!

The railing tilts the image down to the right, which detracts from the boy.

The horizon line is crooked, with the image tilting down to the right, creating the visual illusion that the water should all be running downhill...

Very nice positioning of your focal point. Good balance and composition.

If you are wanting a smoother drawing line, you might check out some of the free, online programs, like pixlr.com or splashup.com, or aviary.com. They are very similar to Photoshop, with powerful painting tools.

This is a great concept, but the crude lines hurt it, visually.

A bit too dark overall, but wonderful balance. The cloud swirl at the top really sets the composition.

The shadows are different for the people and the elephant, and the people are lit from the side, not the top.

Amazing viewpoint. Was this taken from a plane? It looks like quilted fabric squares...

Good composition, nice balance and visual movement.

Wonderful color in this one. Very lovely.

Beautiful composition and balance, very nice photo!

The angle is a bit extreme, they look like they should be sliding down the floor to the left, but the overall composition is quite nice.

The perspective is a bit off, leaning to the left (you're right handed, aren't you?), and the anatomy is somewhat wonky, with the skull being noticeably larger than the head on the other side.

The composition would be better if you cropped a bit off the left hand side and the bottom, placing the farm house within the "rule of thirds" point a bit lower than it is now.

Very nice balance of the shadows and light in the background. Good focus and composition.