" Redtail Hawk "
by Rmac

Comment:
I think this is just a little too bright... Some of the details of the feathers are lost in the highlights. Good solid background.

Mobilgas
by NikonJeb

Comment:
I'm thinkin' - American Pickers!

Spring Canola Field
by LonnieD

Comment:
So 78th pplace huh?? You were hosed by the DPC community. This was so much better than many of the photos here. The only thing I can see is that maybe it needs some color correction by changing the white balance temperature. I gave it a 10!

Comfortably Numb
by keyz

Comment:
Though a very serious subject, suicide is just not something I want to see explored in photography.

Seven
by chipuc

Comment:
It looks like you used a real shallow depth of field to blur out the bckground, but it served to shorten up your focal length for the plane of focus your subject was on causing the bottom leaf to be oof as well. It was a good use of selective focus, but I'd like to see that one plane of focus be all in focus.

Used Car for Sale: Slight body work needed.
by VitaminB

Comment:
So what happened?? Did you share a tripod??

There Ain't Nuthin' Wrong With The Radio
by Hipychik

Comment:
You have a great photo here, but the white sky kind of blows. It really sucks when we only have so much time to get the shot and we have to work with the elements as they are presented. You did very well with the color and exposure here... I also like the perspective shot from. Perhaps with the white sky, it would be better to frame the photo so it is mostly cropped out.

A-maize-ing Yellow (corny, i know)
by mefnj

Comment:
The border isn't really needed... besides, the color of the border is a brighter yellow than the corn.

Ready, Set, Release
by treimee

Comment:
Nice set up. There is just too much negative space. I would recompose to fill the frame with the target and the arrow using a less straight on perspective.

faded banana
by idealodds

Comment:
I don't think there is a need to use a shallow depth of field here. I would go with a smaller aperture to bring everything into focus.