stating the obvious
by notamartyr

Comment:
Nice idea to include the lower half of the body and the upper half of the reflection, like a disjoined person.

Blending in
by TUBORG

Comment:
Nice idea. I like the low viewpoint, and the shirt matches perfectly. I'd prefer to see a more vibrant edit of this shot, with rich colours and contrasts, but I can also appreciate the look you were going for.

Waldo at Water: A Study in Leisure
by elizadeb

Comment:
Remember the rule of 3rds to give your photo better balance.

A Walk in the Park
by BrianR

Comment:
Cool idea and well hidden. Photographically, there's a few distracting details, like the bench, and the road on the left, and the playhouse above the person's head. Move around with the camera, and try to hide the background distractions.

Aunt lydia cove
by whiterook

Comment:
I can only assume that one of those pixels is a person somewhere. Something to think about is the rule of 3rds. Put the horizon 2/3 the way up your image, and keep it level. It helps to balance the composition better.

Clone
by Kronus

Comment:
Ha ha ha, cool shot. I like his expression, like he's got a bit of a surprise that his head suddenly inflated. :) I've got a couple of shots like this of my kids in my folio, taken with a semi-fish-eye. I won't post the thumbs here, but have a look if you want.

But I do Love You
by Kronus

Comment:
What would be really disturbing is not just that you took the photo, but to take a photo of flies without them flying away, I have to find dead ones, and then pose them. Eewww! :) Please tell me you didn't! Great shot though.

Dancing on the Edge
by Wildcard

Comment:
Great shot! She looks so free and elegant. I agree with everyone else about the DOF. What lens was this taken with? Ideally, you'd stand a long way away, use your long lens at 300mm, on aperture priority at the widest aperture available, then maybe use your lowest ISO, and some ND filters to allow the longer shutter speed to keep the blur on the cloth.

Although it's pretty good as it is, and a bit of editing can blur the bg.

Wait For Me
by Wildcard

Comment:
Just spotted this image in the reaction club thread. I'm not an official reaction club person, but I thought I'd leave a post anyway. :)

The offset horizon is quite distracting for me, particularly as it's made even more obvious by the background mast. The colours are nice and rich, but the subject seems to lack something in interest. It might have been better with the focus point at the middle or nose of the boat, giving a wider depth of field, and some more in-focus interest. As it is, my eye wants to wander through the photo, and look at something interesting, but it's all out of focus. Perhaps if the main boat was filling more of the frame. Hopefully I've managed to say something constructive.

Waldo1.jpg
by eamurdock

Comment:
Hey, nice capture of a paraglider in the evening light. :) Check out my folio for some more paraglider shots! OK, mine are a little more obvious. You image wins for subtlety.