found the image to be too soft. A little more angle on the fence-line would have made for a better composition. Nice colour.

There are nice pastel tones in the image but the fence running across tends to lead my eye out the left hand side.

perhaps too much in image. A tighter crop left...top...bottom. again too soft, but nice colour

Again lovely pastel tones captured well.  I like the feeling of isolation in this image.  I wonder if it would work better if some was cropped from the bottom making it a square format.

Apart from the obvious horizon problem I feel there is far too much in this image. A concentration on the bow and mooring ropes would give you a simpler and much stronger composition.

Nicely exposed with good detail in the dark areas and no digital burnout. I would prefer to see more of the wheel house structure and the horizon needs to be straightened. A nice sunset with lovely lighting on the water.

This image would have been more interesting if there was some "action" on board- maybe fishermen getting ready for a day's work. The sunrise is lovely,(I remember,I was there too!!) Image is a little static maybe.

Good exposure. The image has interest but I find the boat is going up hill. Just straighten the horizon would improve the image.

a nice moody image, but am lost on a point of interest. The image needs to be straightened..... horizon, boat , wharf. Perhaps reversing the image and making an area of the ship a focal point? might make for a stronger image.

A lovely sunset with good foreground interest.  I like the crop but it is a pity the horizon is crooked.

Again, as an ex golfer, I can sympathise with this moment. A much tighter crop would be helpful - above the knees, off the right and the top to position the golfer to the right of centre would improve things, I feel.

Composition could be improved in this shot. Less space above the head and all the feet included. There is a story here but I don't know what it's all about.

I can't help wondering where the ball is??? Just like he is too??? An interesting image, but a little soft.

being a golfer, I enjoyed  looking at the moment and felt what you were trying to capture. Just a bit out of focus and would have like to see all of the feet and a bit more facial expression. Nice effort and keep trying.

Well exposed image but the person appears to be too far to the left.  A crop off the right and bottom may improve it and toning down the background would make the person stand out better.

Just a little flat for me, John, and rather divided with the horizon through the middle. More of the mountains and less of the foreground, perhaps.

A lovely image with pastel colours. I can almost feel the cold and the crunch of frost under foot. The foreground is a little flat and I think lightening it will bring the whole image to life.

A favourite haunt of mine too, John. I find the rushes though a bit "flat". Love the mountains and early morning cloud colour. Perhaps a little tweaking could warm it a little.

Yes I like the composition and the softness between the mountains & grasses. The tree line breaks the image giving a Very nice image

A lovely scene but the grasses are too dull.  These can be quite golden in the right light but you can do a good job of enhancing them in Photoshop.  I do like the layered composition.

Good lighting and nice contextual background, but I am a little uncomfortable with the composition. The left hand third of the image is not contributing much - I would prefer to see the image cropped just to the left of the thermos and more shown on the right, to give the person some room to look into.

I like this image very much - it has a nostalgic feel and makes one feel relaxed viewing it.  The colours go well together and I like the table arrangement.  In my opinion, the only comment on improvement would be to crop some of the ocean at the top as it is fairly bright and distracting and also crop the knees off.

Nice early light. I keep coming back to this image- something is uncomfortable. Maybe the gentleman needs to be on the other side of table, or crop the table in half so there appears to be more space in front of him. I like the soft background which still tells you exactly where the image is taken.

A well seen image, but I would have liked more of the person in the image. Feel that his legs have no where to go

This image does  not work so well for me.  Maybe cropping off the left third would help but the man being so close to the edge just somehow does not feel right.