Children Playing
by robshookphoto

Comment:
Good capture. However, the bench on the right is distracting and doesn't add anything to the image. Cropping it out I believe would make the image even more captivating. 5

Springtime at the Farm
by grandmarginal

Comment:
I believe you've chosen a good subject however I get the feeling that the colour was adjusted here. The sky seems to be a weird lavender and the barn seems to be pink. Also, even though it appears to comply with the rule of thirds there is too much sky and possibly too much field in the foreground. It may work better as a panorama.

Easter Joy
by dunamis

Comment:
Great idea to capture the motion of the girl's hand, however the handle of the basket across her forehead is very distracting. 5

Golden Light
by elsapo

Comment:
The lighting is amazing.

IMG_5996 copy.jpg
by ButterflySis

Comment:
Great detail right down to the bit of suet on the beak.

Passion
by Neil

Comment:
I like experiments like this. With colourful objects you can get tremendous results such as this one. Keep it up.

Constrained
by jbeazell

Comment:
This creates a great illusion. There is just enough contrast in the bricks to realize this is the view through the opening in the wall.

Portrait of Majesty
by Cantique

Comment:
This one reminds me of a Robert Bateman painting. The ghostly tree in the background sets the mood.

House on the Mountain
by Rgarcia

Comment:
This reminds me more of Heidi than Little House on the Prairie.

The meadow with house, the mountain and the sky give a nice layered effect.

Their Favorite Game , 1987-2003 (Penny.....R.I.P.)
by jemison

Comment:
I have to say you're trying to sell your image based on the title. I believe an image should speak for itself.

Another way to present this idea could have been to include a picture of the parted pet. This I think could have had a lot of impact.

The lack of a pet in the picture could explain the number of low scores.

As far as composition goes I think you had a good idea of focusing on the frisbee (I think that's what it is).