Okay, okay, OKAY! I get it. Here's a crit.
Emily L. Ferguson, Lotusblume. This is wonderfully busy and complex and compelling, and if this were mine I would tweak the saturation and contrast just a bit to make it more vivid. On the other hand this would make it less subtle and delicate. Either way, great shot.
Jim Snarski, GBH at work. The only quibble here is the title. Scarfing down a meal seems the opposite of work, more like pleasure. Also I'd crop a little off the right hand side.
Bob McCulloch, Swimming Hole. The stuff in the distance is overexposed, and is at odds with the subtlety of the creek or river bed on the left. It would have worked if you would have made a three shot bracket and run the thing through a program that merges images. I don't remember the name of that program, but it does a hell of a great job with scenes like this.
Yoram Gelman, Sunrise. This would have been an excellent shot were it more in focus.
