Opposite Agendas: Sinner or Saint?
by mocabela

Comment:
A good concept ... shallow DOF doesn't work that much here though. Perhaps it might look better (to me) if the DOF were wider. Compositionally, the diagonals work well but the white space on the left is a little bit bigger for my taste - I do like negative space but has it has no purpose here. But that is just my opinion, you can disregard it.

OldCurves, NewLines
by banmorn

Comment:
Nice concept! Lighting on the dome is also very nice.

Black & White
by tyt2000

Comment:
That is very cool. Full frame and centering work here very well. Lighting is adequate ... it would have been nice if the eyes were highlighted more but you have to get what you have to get ... you're only given one chance in cases like this. Very nice capture!

The Ever-Elusive Albino Squirrel
by DefyTime

Comment:
A ten just by posting a rare specimen. Wow!!!!

Baby
by Jacko

Comment:
Love it. Perfect representation of an expression only babies could give you. Very universal appeal. Hope you do well.

New ferns dancing in the Olympic Rain Forest
by caba

Comment:
Exquisite. Depth of field and eccentric placement are quite wonderful. Complimentary colors are very attractive. No suggestion for improvement from me because it is already top notch. A ten.

Ensalada de fruta
by photom

Comment:
Very well planned, well thought of, and well done. I am just wondering if you left the strawberry out ... how it would look ... maybe it will work that way too. The lighting is wonderful.

Box Lunches
by sher

Comment:
Very nice. I love the black and white treatment ... kind of makes me nostalgic. Good luck!

Something Wild
by dhare

Comment:
I love lion shots ... this one shows not much their power, but their playfulness and the fact that they are ... cats. The showing of the tongue in the left one is precious... just like my cat does. I just wish there was more space above its head or you could have balanced it by cropping also tighter at the bottom. The warm colors by the way compliment the tropical atmosphere. Good job!

Playful light
by sfalice

Comment:
This is great! It certainly fits the challenge, but more than that, it is quite a good representation of abstract paintings that came out in the 50s and 60s. The colors are wild, the angles and lines arranged in seemingly ordered chaos and repetition works well. The diagonals make this appealing to many appreciative eyes.