Fishing with my feet up
by buckwheat

Comment:
Nice composition. The long curve of the rod balances out the more massive but shorter feet. Good colors. Good focus. Wish I was there! :)

Feet First
by BruB

Comment:
Genius! Pure genius. The execution is perfect. The plasticy feel of the feet is interesting and nifty. Intentionally over-NeatImaged? Or maybe the model just has really smooth feet. I love this shot. Jacko? 10

Footsie
by spydr

Comment:
Yes! This is brilliant. I love everything about this image. The selective desat has been used in a refreshing and original way, and in addition to using the desat and the border to bring the user's attention to the focus of the image, the sharp focus only inside the box helps as well.

Sorry I can't be more helpful, but I can't think of anything to critique about this image. Okay, so there's a speck of dirt below the table leg the guy's foot is on. ;-) Yeah. Now I feel better. 10 10 10

They don't smell that bad, do they?
by d14

Comment:
Oh, original idea. Nice. Very nice elegant border goes well with the nice looking shoes. The B&W looks good.

Getting Reddy
by L1

Comment:
Interesting shot. I like it, except the skin is a little too overexposed maybe.

Feet and Inches
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Doh!! *groan* I just knew this was coming.

It's good though. I like the colors and the DOF. Nice.

Oh, what a wonderful feeling!
by Bela45

Comment:
Nice title, good idea. Ripples around the feet are interesting. I'd like to maybe see more of the feet, it just looks funny having them cut off at the toes.

walking on water
by nordic

Comment:
Excellent color. Nice smooth feel to the image. Good simple composition. Maybe another perspective instead of straight-on from the front would provide a more interesting positioning of the feet within the frame, though.

Walking the streets
by jmlelii

Comment:
Well themed. I think the black and white sets a nice mood. But it's a bit blurry, if the feet were in sharp focus, they would really draw the eye to them.

Until I Turn Blue (Revisited)
by Skip

Comment:
I like this one better than the original, especially for the 'blue' challenge, since the blues in this really feel strong, but a are still balanced by the skin tones so the whole picture isn't just one hue.

The slightly tighter crop and rotation help too. I think the line now going from the upper left down towards the lower right is a good part of the composition.