FROM: Little Cindy Lou Who
by FotoMunki

Comment:
What a lovely little Cindy! Like the skewed perspective for this subject.

Thing 1 and the Cat
by joekent

Comment:
This would be more interesting if the Cat's face was straightened out and the angle was such that I could see the characters' eyes clearly.

Horton's Early Years
by Mark

Comment:
Aw, Horton was cute as a baby! I like the parallels in their trunks. I'd clone out the pole behind them as it's too close in color to the elephants and distracts a bit, and maybe crop even closer on the left and bottom since you don't have all of mom in the shot, anyway, and the baby is meant to be the focus of attention.

Cat in Hat
by emily212

Comment:
I hope the cat got LOTS of treats for posing in this getup! Fun shot; I would like it a bit better with a solid background ike a piece of cloth covering the wall and carpet, and a softer light so the shadows aren't so harsh.

I Can Too !!!
by Evil-Chihuahua

Comment:
I like the parallels in the book cover and scene; I would like this much better with even lighting.

Hooray For Diffendoofer Day
by rosiehall

Comment:
I've never read this book so I have no idea how an iguana fits into it, but this is a nicely detailed picture of an iguana. I'd probably crop it tighter since most of the back end is out of the picture, anyway, and the wood chips aren't of interest.

Could you, would you, on a train?
by posthumous

Comment:
I do not like them, Sam-I-am. Interesting perspective but I would like to see more of the train and less of the completely clouded sky. Or maybe Sam hanging out of the train window with a platter!

One Fish, Two Fish
by chesire

Comment:
I can still recite most of that book by heart! The two fish don't look very comfy, or very alive, for that matter. Don't know how much control you had over their positioning but I would have preferred them to be more horizontal to unify the composition a bit more and focus on the sameness (fishes) and differences (number and pattern).

The Shape of Me...
by mian3010

Comment:
Definitely fits the title and book; the uneveness of the background distracts me somewhat from the shadow.

green eggz n frozen hammmm
by jsc9306

Comment:
I think this could be improved by using softer lighting, removing the ham from the package, using a plate big enough to display the food without hanging over the edge, and perhaps playing with different arrangements of the eggs and ham and garnishes like you see in food magazines. I realize the green eggs are not meant to look appetizing in the story, but their color alone is pretty off-putting. Also, I'd suggest a much smaller border so you have more usable image space.