Friends Not Foes
by lynnesite

Comment:
Good story! The top and middle images - especially the top - look a tad blown in the highlights. Also, a little more punch in the contrast might be nice. Don't mind my input though, because overall, I think this is a really nice challenge entry with exceptionally cute subjects.

Caught in the Middle
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Heh, heh. Nice work! The boy on the right is the stongest of the three images - awesome profile. This one put a smile on my face.

Neapolitan Views
by Manic

Comment:
Love the grain and the two figures at the bottom of the center image. Whites are a little on the too strong side, but overall, this is a very pleasing entry.

Lunch Break
by fotodude

Comment:
I normally don't care for selective desaturation, but here it clearly contributes to the story. The entries I've seen so far are for the most part very good images, but this is one of the few I've seen that requires a triptych to tell its story - so it's the most fitting for the challenge in that sense.

My Backyard
by bandit

Comment:
Not only is this an awesome photo on its own, the framing is great. Nice to see something a little different.

In Threes
by shutterfly

Comment:
This is my absolute favorite so far. Granted, I've only voted on 10 images so far, but I have a feeling this is going to stay right up at the top. The symmetry is fantastic - it's clear you've put a ton of effort into this. The green leaf with the white silhouette is my favorite, with the purple top being my least favorite of all the nine (!) distinct parts. Wow.

Bird of Prey
by Cutter

Comment:
These are very nice images, all three of them, but I do wish I understood the water better. I wonder if he was fishing or just washing up. I'll bet the center image is amazing on it's own with the full wing spread.

Dog Person
by elemess

Comment:
This is a beautiful shot and a really cute dog. I like the lighting on the dog's face - it makes the whole shot. Nice with the B&W, too.

Private Celebration - First Grandaughter
by troberge

Comment:
This image makes me smile and look forward to being a grandmother one day (yikes, did I really say that?). It is one of the most loving shots I've seen in a long time. Really like the b&w, as well as where each of your eyes are looking: You gazing at her little, sweet face while she's gazing into the camera. Great job!

Acceptance
by Yorina

Comment:
Ah, this is so sweet! I'd like to see the baby's shape pushed up a bit with levels or some kind of darkening technique. The look on the toddler's face is angelic and fits the challenge in a beautiful way.