Changing Seasons
by TDCollins

Comment:
Oh my goodness, this is just lovely. A beautiful composition (although the railway line does draw my eye out of the frame, so docking a point), lovely tonal range, delicately processed. 8

IIIIIllllIIIIIlllIIII
by RKT

Comment:
Super capture of a heron, but the foliage in the foreground (identified by your title) seems completely incidental to the photo.

Quebec
by LanndonKane

Comment:
Gorgeous rays, I particularly like the way they light up the grasses. I am not so keen on the trees in the background - they seem to have been processed separately to the main image, with a confusing patch of mist and some disconnected grass heads - something just seems 'off' a tad.

Hibiscus with foliage
by FlexPix

Comment:
An interesting flower and you have captured the striations and ruffles. The foliage is very much incidental to the flowe, and as such the photo is at a distinct disadvantage in this challenge. I would urge you to explore different framings - get down low, level with the flower, shoot upwards, across, try with more of the environment included in the frame.

OCTfik2_R000013
by tnun

Comment:
Sums up today perfectly! A 'found' image - a record shot - that perfectly illustrates the dismal, wet autumn day and suggests the miserable dark days of winter that will follow. (It's absolutely p***ing it down here...)

Best season
by toutoungi

Comment:
I rather like your unconventional framing - It gives the viewer the chance to explore the image, although that said it may not work well for speed voters. The toning works well here. For this challenge, I do wish that the leaves had a little more prominence and that it didn't appear as though a sapling was growing out of your model's hand, nonetheless, a lovely image.

Zelly and Sam
by tnun

Comment:
Technically unconventional (horrible was the first word I used, but I don’t think my tone using it translated well to the written space), compositionally a tad 'off' for this viewer, and yet it totally captures the bond between dog and owner. I do though have a couple of issues with it that prevent, for me, it moving into the artlessly charming, high scoring area. The most glaring is the encroachment of a hand to the left of the frame - once spotted, this totally changed the way I viewed the photo. Strange how a tiny thing like that can matter so much.

Lil Miss
by timfythetoo

Comment:
A very comfy, if somewhat startled, looking cat. Good exposure, nice setting. A bit of a shame moggy is looking just above the viewer rather than right in to our eyes.

Doug - If I Fits, I Sits
by scarbrd

Comment:
A slightly deeper dof and you would have nailed this.

I Already Told You Once! I'm TIRED!!
by sanders

Comment:
HAha!!! Well, you've definitely caught the temperament of this dog!