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That was great. I like the the ideas that before photography, no one knew what they looked like as children or with their eyes closed. and of course the poop.

LOVE these! Especially #2. I feel like 5 could have been shot with slightly less of a shallow DOF. Maybe just a stop or 2.

The second one seems a little too blurry for me...

I don't know what it is, but something about these photos are just not doing it for me. They all look like snapshots. The last one is my favorite of them though, because the foreground is interest. In the first one, I think you'd have been better off exposing for the shadowed part of the...

Wow, those are some powerful images. Thoughts are with everyone connected to this.

Looks interesting.

Its great! I kind of wish the sky was a little more interesting though. I think I'd crop a little more out of the sky to make sure the horizon was directly in the middle of the photo. But I think you nailed the exposure and I actually really like the rocks sticking out of the reflection.

I like your play on words.

Those are amazing!

Like! Those mountains in the back are beautiful.

I think the sky is a little oversaturated, but I really like the colors.

I'm just curious here. Do you professionals find yourself sacrificing the Art? Do you lose the passion for art by having to conform to whatever the client is willing to pay for? Do you lose some expression?

I think I'd crop a bit from the bottom out, kind of like @john.margetts mentions. The picture does look like the bridge is the background and the stream is the subject. I'd probably crop out the bottom right 5 rocks, as they're OOF anyway.

Those red and yellow highlights on the rocks in the foreground are killer! I'm no professional, but I bet you're gonna get comments about cropping a little more of the sky and moving your horizon a little higher.

One thing I notice is the blur on the back stalks (on the left 1/3), and a little on the stalks on the far left.

Wow this is beautiful.

Google Cardboard Plastic was the winner for me.

And will provoke the ire of professional wedding photographers.

This is great. As a musician, I can relate to this, and as someone who's only just started in photography, I find it very encouraging.

Yup, First. I like the greens.