Wonderland's Lure
by MaryO

Comment:
You've turned a pet shot into a piece of art. The background gradient spirals right into the bunnie's own gradient and is a perfect transition from black black to white white. At the center of the spiral is the eye - perfectly focused and just off centered in both directions, and a repetition and reflection of the black which began it all. The only drawback is being oversharpened and overblurred. Still - 7! Adding to favorites.

The Art of Compromise
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Looks like you drank the whole bottle before you finished working :O Don't have a clue how you acieved this effect, but it's certainly different. I'm thinking this is the work of graphicfunk?

I Love You Mommy
by red_gecko

Comment:
This works. A beautiful moment held in a beautiful photo. Good tonal range, composition, crop, content. Its all here. 8

target practice
by tcmartin

Comment:
Your title took my eye right to the holes in the wall. This has a very abandoned/industrial look which I like. Could be a little deeper dof for me.

November 11
by quiet_observation

Comment:
I like the juxtaposition of the sailors against your subject. She seems a little washed out while they appear sharp. I think your focal plane was just behind her. Great reflections in the windows. Good overall exposure with wide tonal range.

Walkway
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Sky and water reflections are a little overblown. Your focus and dof are very good. Subject is not the most imaginative. Someone walking down the pier would have added a lot of interest.

Lines and Curls
by Pooba

Comment:
Wonderful detail and focus. I can almost feel the texture.

Autumn Memories
by wildiris

Comment:
Good timing. I like the way the clouds echo the movement and shape of your flying leaves (or visa versa).The oak tree seems oldly small in relation to your subject. Maybe just a variety I've never experienced.

Climbers Aloft
by bvoi

Comment:
Whoooooooooaaaaaaaaa. I feel a little vertigo. Very nice. Looks like you used a polorizer to bring down the sky? Nice details in the shadows and in the highlights as well.

The Old Church Window
by dallasdux

Comment:
This could be very interesting if you expose for the inside of the window frame. If you shot in Raw you could layer two copies - one adjusted for the inside exposure and one for the outside.