Smooth as Grass
by Aaron

Comment:
Your picture is an excellent example of the role depth of field plays in a picture, and I'm not trying to be sarcastic:) You can see a narrow area in the grass that's sharp and the rest is more or less blury. If your camera allows you to adjust DOF, you might try some experiments and see the difference. I like your idea very much, and if the grass and the cat were sharp it would have been one of my favorites.

Cavern Graffiti
by indigo997

Comment:
Really a great photo. I didn't understand your titile while looking at the thumbnails, but now it's obvious:) Beautifully done.

Chain Mail Peace
by Digipixer

Comment:
Good image, I like the dramatic use of lighting. Good exposure and DOF.

gemstones
by mcmurma

Comment:
Nicely captured, but I find that the background behind the gemstones is a little distracting.

Loved
by Froober

Comment:
So finally I get to 'Kermit':) Yes, I can see where the titile might be a bit ambiguous and allow some people to think too much.

Curvature
by Konador

Comment:
Sunlit metalic surfaces are notoriously hard to shoot, expecially in available light and you did a good job. You shot yourself in the foot a little however by not using all the file size allowed. Your picture isn't as sharp as it could be.

Guest of Honor
by myqyl

Comment:
Cute photo. It would have been one of my favorites if the girl's hand wasn't blurred.

Capitol Dome
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Good control of your verticals in this photo. It looks like you used a longer telephoto setting with good results.

wasp
by tomlewis1980

Comment:
Very good macro shot. Your depth of field is perfect. What should be sharp is. Good exposure.

Workout
by Niten

Comment:
Very well composed B/W picture.