Beautiful! I like it!

Beautiful. The diagonal divides the frame into two distinct halves, drawing the eye to the foreground. I'd prefer the eye to move from the foreground to the distance.

Overall it turned out well!

Beautiful. The diagonal divides the frame into two distinct halves, as it draws the eye to the foreground. I'd prefer the eye to move from the foreground to the distance.

lo_ol, Thanks for the constructive feedback. Honestly, it's nice to hear criticism.

I like it as is

I like it This photo can be hung as a decoration somewhere in a cafe or cafeteria. Beautiful

I just like the diagonal, but I wouldn't make the color so saturated, it's too... how can I put it, there's too much populism and prettiness in this color

Like it

I like it as is!

I liked the work. I agree with the two previous speakers: lo_ol and Arkady,

I liked it! The tone and performance were super super super.

   

I like the diagonal, but I wouldn't make the color so saturated, it's too... how can I put it, there's too much populism and prettiness in this color

Marina Glebova, Thanks for your careful consideration. But a few words in my defense regarding the saturation :o)
The photo with neutral tones didn't really pop. I myself found it boring to look at. Populism is exactly the right word; you could also say "shopped it up," so it would be eye-catching. Yes, that's right – they saw through it :o) But in my defense, I'll say that I deliberately came to this processing so as not to toss a "unpopular" shot into the back of my desktop.

I like it as is

AlexR,

I like it as is! 

Sidnin,

I liked it! The tone and performance

Korol,

     

Vlad Sokolovsky, Thank you, friends :o)))

Great!

Excellent! Bravo!

Cool!!

SUPER!

It's a good piece of work. You could really argue and talk about it for a long time, and that's part of its appeal.
I liked it.