Inside Looking Out
by connie

Comment:
Perfect. Perfecto. 10

Beware the Crocodile's smile.
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Nice! Took me a second glance to get this image, but once your mind is there, you\'re DEFINITELY inside looking out! Interesting subject with the teeth, not as interesting with the bird or whatever he\'s going after. 7

Prison
by Chilly0999

Comment:
Interesting view of 'prison' if that's what this is. The ceiling/roofing isn't exactly solid looking and the dark image would probably be better if your darks were even darker. I think more contrast would help set the mood.

Queen Victoria's Garden
by marbo

Comment:
The inside-looking-out is met without the top and bottom framing devices. I think the blue/white awning takes away from a beautiful subject and the grey at the bottom just wastes space you could have shown me more of this place. It's clear you're inside looking out either way. Anyways, I like the subject matter, the shapes are nice - I think if you photographed it with better OR worse shadows (halfway down the center, eliminate, etc) would have been better. Good job tho!

Out of Paint
by barahoo

Comment:
This is one of the better takes on this challenge. I like the texture of the paint can on the left and the brush itself. I hope you didn't get paint on your cam. :) Nice blue sky is ok, but looking up at a half-painted anything may have been better. 7

Looking back
by heida

Comment:
Excellent overall image. I think my few nits are the exposure along the bottom of the frame is way too bright and you should have used a more shallow DoF to hrow the zipper llooking thing and pole out of focus as they detract from the great expression and pose. 8

The Refridgerator Police are Watching!!!
by Gracious

Comment:
I tried my hand at this same pic several times. Your milk is overexposed, the subject doesn't look all that happy to be in the fridge, and the garbage can in the background is a touch out of place. A hard shot to get right.

Pensive
by amsmyth

Comment:
Quite an interesting object to photograph. Meets the challenge well. Not fond of the yellowy/red color the zebra has going on or the overexposed snout - but interesting subject matter nonetheless.

Beyond The Grotto
by Faye Pekas

Comment:
If the reflection wasn't overexposed, this would be a 9 or 10. I like the dark silhouettes, but should have exposed the water correctly. 7

wondering about the outside world...
by timmi

Comment:
Good use of negative space, too. I like the bubbles around him and the angle you took it at. I wish there was something else in the shot to provide context, but this is good work.