Beyond The Grotto
by Faye Pekas

Comment:
This is one of my favorites from this challenge - utterly gorgeous, from the silhouette framing to the water itself. A lot of glare here, but it only takes out details at its brightest, and is itself a focus by the way the picture is set - very nice. Love being able to see the wavelets breaking near the bottom of the frame.

In My Little Boy's Eyes.....
by christyrack

Comment:
I really like this one, his slightly solemn look, the way you let the reflections show us what he's looking at as well.

This is my window
by spiller

Comment:
Love the focus, crisp on the (lovely!) cat and so much softer on the background. This looks like it might be "inside going out" in a moment. :)

Peek
by Alecia

Comment:
Charming - and such nice, sharp detail - good focus. I like the way the head is cut off by the window, so that just the one eye looks out, as well - cautious-seeming, exploratory.

view from kitchen window
by camelotnorth

Comment:
Desaturated except for one color? Just guessing. Ghost-like and vividly pretty at once, with just the reds standing out.

Thinking inside the box
by EddyG

Comment:
Good for a giggle, and a lovely shot beside. A very interesting framing device. :)

Fancy's Wish
by patriciabrown2001

Comment:
Well set up, and disturbing on several levels (which I hope was the intent). I keep wishing I could turn my head and see the scene that's being looked at. :)

Watching For Daddy
by karmat

Comment:
Charming - a bit grainy, but a classic sort of look all the same. And quite impressive that the child is not staring at the camera, as well.

Look what's outside my window!
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Very pretty - though I would have liked to see it without the fogging of reflection across most of the upper part of the photo. I'm not sure how that would be accomplished, though, without knowing the area and whether some light source could be dimmed or shaded, or not.

Just beyond the screen door
by joannadiva

Comment:
"What ARE you doing with that camera?" Hehe. Great cat expression. I wish the screen's impact on the photo could be minimized a bit - it's distracting - but I suspect you already attempted to do that (and removing the screen would probably have removed the "inside" element, judging from that expression! :).