Candy for Moo
by neophyte

Comment:
Ok, there is some bokeh working her. Problem I see that is going to negatively impact your score is the composition primarily and the subject secondly. The floral item is smack dab in the center of this image. Nothing really going on to be excited about. Maybe a bug or something to add interest? Early morning dew drops? Personally, I take floral shots once in awhile...just trying to be honest. Good luck in the challenge.

Coneflowers
by banmorn

Comment:
The bokeh is ok, I wish the main subject was a little more interesting. Nothing peronsal, I take flower shots also...the coneflower head you selected is looking tired and the lighting is kind of harsh. Early or late day sun may have better? Wait for a bug (bee, butterfly, etc...) to land? JMO. ;^)

IMG_9802-01.jpg
by dwterry

Comment:
Simple, yet very creative. I like the eye you have for the unusual and interesting image.

The First Turn
by coolhar

Comment:
Harv - I meant to comment on this before. The sharpness of this image really jumps out at me. You forgot to mention in your comments another factor in the difference between this shot and your 'Grace' shot from 2003...equipment! ;^)

Smile and keep having fun!

Moonwalker
by SJCarter

Comment:
Hey! I've seen this guy somewhere else before... ;^) No, really! Now I'll have to find it - a very similar shot. Nonetheless, I like this. Looks like the voters did also. You did a nice job in laying out the composition, using the dark area lower right to create a ROT type comp.

"Crying, Waiting, Hoping"
by Melethia

Comment:
I missed this shot earlier. Such a wonderful capture! You could put many different titles on this one. Big print or stock potential on this one I would think.

Milly Caught Her Lens Flirting With A Younger, Prettier Lens Cap!
by obsidian

Comment:
You have a gift for the setup shots. I like your "Clockwork Orange" shot as well (hope I got the title right).

Keep it up! ;^)

Eye Of The Needle
by charmayne

Comment:
Where's King Kong?! ;^)

Nice job of framing and good choice of subject to use. The use of repeating patterns adds to this image as well (bridge structure and background buildings).

The Dom, Salzburg
by jrtodd

Comment:
I hope you didn't strain your neck too bad getting this shot! ;^)

Nice job on getting the details in focus and working with the challenging light. Very nice.

Focus on the King
by Len Scap

Comment:
Anna? Just guessing. Looks familiar. :) Good luck in the challenge.