Sunset Fishing
by crik

Comment:
Perhaps the smallest waldo yet, good job. :-)

Where's the baby?
by stupidcat

Comment:
Hmm...I can't seem to spot him...OH, there he is!

Anticipation
by ellamay

Comment:
He appears too aggressive and she appears too timid. I think the appeal of this photograph is in those facial expressions. Nicely captured.

Colors could have been boosted a bit to enhances the skin tones and clothing. While I'm not a big fan of oversaturated colors, this one appears a bit flat.

Smile for Daddy
by Gauti

Comment:
The desaturation treatment was tastefully executed and enhances the mist off the surface of the water. Nicely captured.

this Mall is my home
by coolhar

Comment:
The expression on his face appears to be sad, despirited, broken. The oblique rear view was a good choice in really presenting this unfortunate scene effectively. The appeal of this photograph for me is in the way you really nailed the moment. Nice.

A Quiet Moment
by mariomel

Comment:
Lovely soft focus, and rich colors. Great framing with the prominent tree ornament within view.

Homeless
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Great capture. Not sure if I would have the courage to attempt this shot. :-)

I like the expression on his face and it adds a lot of interest to the composition.

Sloppy Kisses
by KDO

Comment:
Composed very well with the choice of framing and black backdrop. Timing just perfect with the chihuahua's sloppy tongue in full extension. If I were to nitpick, I'd say that the midtones are a bit flat evidenced by the uniformity of tonal range on the subject's face and hand. No big deal overall and still a great capture. Well done.

Or Just a Smile if Nothing Else
by strags

Comment:
Selective desaturation choice works effectively here as your DOF was quite broad and thus the desat helps to isolate your main subject. This entry is particularly effective in meeting the challenge as there is an interesting story within as well as good overall photographic integrity. If anything, the overall exposure is a bit murky but in this setting works to enhance the flavor of the moment. Well done.

On the move
by nolock

Comment:
Quite a unique take on this challenge. Love the motion blur in sharp contrast with the figures in the side view mirror. The distinction is very effective, I think. With the oncoming motorcycle within the frame as well makes for great timing.

I like your border and it complements the vehicle. Overall a nice capture.