Very simple and effective. Nice colour range, good use of DOF and a nice pattern in the leaves.

Beautiful capture with good detail on the wood up against the very blue Aussie sky. I'm amazed that this tree is still holding together, you'd expect the top bit to fall off any moment ;-)

Nice one, Jeppe, beautiful colours. Did you have to get into the water to do the shooting??

Disgusting and beautiful at the same time ;-)) Good colours in this very busy photo. I've never seen one of these with so many "flycatchers".

Most parts of the beetle are sharp and within DOF range, which is no mean feat, if it was moving around a lot. Nice colours and nicely set off against the background ;-)

I just adore untouched snow, the thicker the layer, the better. Probably because we usually don't get those hefty amounts of snow, and on the rare occasions when we do, it's all spoiled in a tick by someone stepping on it..
The whites are handled very well, don't know if you should crop a little from the bottom - up to the edge of the snow.

It's beautiful. It looks as if you've got 3 layers, the dark foreground, the dense low clouds and then the gorgeous sunset ;-)

Beautiful butterfly with good sharpness and DOF. I'd probably have cropped some right and a little top to get the main subject out of dead center, though ;-)

Beautiful butterfly in a beautiful setting and beautiful colours, but unfortunately you don't have the body of the butterfly entirely within DOF range - whereas the wingtips look fine. You might consider cloning out the small tip of a branch sticking up bottom right.
Also, there's a roundish shadow right where this little stick is pointing to - not very easy to see. You might want to check this out, as I've just had to have my camera - same as yours - cleaned today for dust on the lowpass filter, and that showed itself by giving just such a shadow on the photos, always at the same coordinates in the photos. So, check the coordinates in the original and look through other photos to see if they, too, have this shadow in the same spot. If yes, your camera might need to have the filter cleaned by a photo expert (don't do it yourself, my photo pusher said ;-)

Good use of negative space. Was this photo made like this, or is it manipulated? I'm asking because there seems to be a "halo" around the mirrored part of the plant.