A Baby Boy and His Dog (who ate the flower!)
by jimmsp

Comment:
nice photo. both the baby and the dog have my attention; the photo is in sharp focus, and the colors are pleasing to the eye. I like the way you have the dog looking directly into your camera. Perhaps you could have used your cropping a little better and left the babies hand and foot in the picture, but otherwise, nice job.

Waiting for Romance
by Harz_Joerg

Comment:
Excellent picture of the drool on his lower lip! The color of the red flowers and green leaves in the hair are great as the red flower hanging out of his mouth. [or is it a her?] The lighting on the face is pleasing to the eye and makes you focus on the dog's eyes. My only complaint would be that the flower in the dog's mouth is slightly out of focus, but otherwise this is a lovely portrait of your dog!

Maddy in classic pearls
by LindaLee

Comment:
Oh Maddy, You are so cute! Visual impact is very striking and the photo is really sharp and in focus. I like the way the dogs eyes follow you over top of the eyeglasses. The dog's face captures you and holds your attention immediately.
I wonder if you could have moved the one light on the dog's left eye over a bit so that it would only have reflected one light from it's eye instead of two?

kids play
by caldiver

Comment:
Nice photo. I think the girl's winning! You've captured two kids in action here. You can tell it's cold out by the color of red on the boy's left ear! And look at the snow [or freezing rain?] still falling which you've also captured in it's drizzling effect. A lot of color here, the yellow line on the road, the yellow sign across the road, the red and white pole across the street, the red porch, the green boxes. Nice job. Nice picture of the kids.

Floral Arrangement
by jgillard

Comment:
Nicely done. Sharp focus on most of the flowers and the vase. The background is nicely done so that it is not distracting from the flowers. The colors are bright and stand out nicely. I wish the smaller pink flowers were more in focus, but what the heck. . . Did you have to use two mats, could you not have used just one instead of having the two joined together like this? Or perhaps crop the bottom of the vase a little to cut off the 2nd mat? Nice floral arrangement.

Bahsworth & Brodamire
by Gotcha

Comment:
This makes me want to say "Wow!" The faces of these two dogs really grab me and hold my attention. You've captured their brown eyes just perfectly. And those white bow ties. . . Those tinge marks on their hind legs are great. And the black claws on the guy sitting on the chair show up beautifully. I belive your composition has truly shown the rule of 3rds. The portrait is sharp and is truly in focus. Even the scroll on the chair is in focus. Lovely job!

Dried Roses
by PopeTom

Comment:
Definately shows the age of the roses, the dried up leaves and stems. The colors of the flowers are nice, but the lighting on the leaves on the upper and middle rose are a bit harsh and are distracting. You also seem to have some kind of red feflection on the bottom right side with two white spots which you might have been able to control when you cropped. Nicely focused, and the background you used was wise.

Hibiscus
by amnon

Comment:
Excellent pinks and yellows. This photograph is vibrant with color and the background is simple and undistracting except for that one piece of blue/white at the top of the pink petal. Good lighting, good focus.

Eye of the house tiger
by Dany

Comment:
Nice clear shot, nicely focused. The colors are good quality, especially showing the bluish tinge on the inner ear, and the pink nose. Any way you could have taken the 'light' away from the eye? It's a bit distracting. Overall, a nice shot.

Double Trouble
by io

Comment:
nice sharp photo, good focus, nice depth of field. Subjects are located at a decent position in the frame for compositional elements. Perhaps a different color for the framing instead of White? i.e. the dogs, snow, etc.