GUESS What I Found?
by GeneralE

Comment:
I've never been so close to an outie in my life...

Surprise bath camera
by KevinRiggs

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The obligatory bathtub shot. Every child has one and as the child ages, it usually moves from the surprise challenge to the nightmare file! My mom vows to bring out my tub shot when I get married. That's why I remain single! lol!

A Silent Stare
by vtruan

Comment:
A very classic deer photography pose. Excellent composition, and some DOF in the photo which is a plus.

Guess Who?
by Firstrich1

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The strength of this image is that it captures a great feeling and emotion. This should be a winner!

Guess What's Inside
by ScottK

Comment:
Very nice shot. A good amount of DOF. A winner!

Swimming is so Relaxing!
by wwjdwithca

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Very humorous. That girl is in for quite a surprise! I think this shot would be just incredible if it had some depth of field. As it stands, it is just good.

All the King's Men...
by kashyapa

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I really like chess shots. Photographers sometimes have an urge to show everything with one shot. I suffer from this problem and have read that instead when shooting, you can focus in on the details. Here, instead of showing the top-down overall view, I would suggest setting up a few pieces and shooting in from the side looking up slightly. Go Macro! This would give a sense of strength to the subject (The chess men) and also give your photo a wow effect. You can play with the lighting to get the desired effect. Light it up from different angles as you prefer. Most of all, continue to shoot and experiment with the chess shot!

God Bless England.
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
Amen! God Bless England!

This photo is flawless in my opinion. I wouldn't change a thing.

Morning Choice
by brianlh

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The bottom of the cabinet was cut off a little. It may have made for a better composition to include it. But hey, it was morning...and you had so many decisions to make! I think I have a few of the same products in my cabinet as well!

Only I discern - Infinite passion, and the pain of finite hearts that yearn - New York
by Morgan

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The picture is great, but it just doesn't speak infinite to me...