"A Dog So Small"
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Cute pup. The hand gives shows how small he is. What happened to the grass? I would like to see the original. The green should have been a nice contrast with the brown pup.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer´s Stone
by cimarron98

Comment:
Sometimes you guys surprise me. Here I was, thinking how the light on the glasses are really distracting, but you placed them perfectly. The only thing I would change; should be in portrait orientation to make it more obvious.

Animal Farm
by DebN2003

Comment:
Cute and funny. Plus the lighting is good. Love the attack cat! 8

Turkey, between east and west
by frankh

Comment:
You would not have lost much information if you had cropped out the dark corners. It would improve the perceived quality of the picture. Nice concept.

Don't Sweat This Small Stuff
by yamahondamom

Comment:
I want to laugh at this, but find I'm not able to. Did you try rotating it clockwise so it looks more like he's sailing out into open blue? Might not work because he's so high. It's ok but not a "wow" photo.

''Ice Fall'' by Shannon O'Cork
by kiwiness

Comment:
Nice lighting, contrast and focus. Title fits, too.

Little House in the Big Woods
by crouton

Comment:
I like seeing photos displayed at the appropiate size for their resolution. Nice job. Don't listen to those that might say it's too small. I might like to see this with more saturation and contrast.

Pefume
by Corwyn

Comment:
The choice of focus is the best thing about this photo. Brilliant. And then the color adds a silence to the image and lets us enter into this intimate moment in time. The only things I think could be improved is the tilt of the picture, it seems to be leaning over to the left. The title says all that has to be said about the picture so I feel the sign distracts and might cause the viewer to feel stupid, as if we aren't smart enough to get the connection. But maybe I am. ;o

The Secret Life of Dogs by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
by amsmyth

Comment:
Cute. Might have wanted to have the dog larger in the frame.

Of Human Bondage - W. Somerset Maugham
by Natator

Comment:
Tastefully done. Just the right amount of light.