My Bunny and Me!
by ciaeagle

Comment:
Definitely agree with Mike- way closer crop. Blow the background detail more with your 85 and focus close. Confusing with the cluttered background objects. The centered comp looks static and awkward.

Message edited by author 2013-03-20 01:28:01.

'cus it's another day for you in Paradise...
by juack

Comment:
The legs walking away really makes this one interesting. I saw it in voting but didn't vote on anything, and am not really sure what I'd vote it as, even now. It's unusual, surely, and somewhat provocative. I wonder if one of his legs is longer than the other, considering one platform shoe and the other totally a flat sole. Anyway, interesting shot.

carnie
by FourPointX

Comment:
I'd chop a bit off the top and bottom, myself. The busy works for me, because of how insane the environment is, so full of things and distracting. I love the juxtaposition between him and the giant smiley face though, makes it a much more telling portrait than one might initially think.

Bundle of Joy
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Great job Michelle! A wonderful portrait that was even striking as a thumbnail.

The Bedroom Window
by njsabs

Comment:
Congratulations and way to go Jennifer! Great shot- it really does have wonderful light, and the composition with the dresser works great.

this-and-that-gray-and-white
by mariuca

Comment:
As others have said, the carpet/coat combo is great, but I'm just really drawn to the pulling between them. Very well done.

Pensive
by scooter88

Comment:
Exceptionally seen. The highlight on the eyes, the shielded face... wonderful capture.

Markings
by RKT

Comment:
Well, this one got really passed over, but I like it. It made me click on it as a thumbnail during voting and was visually interesting enough for me to sit and break it apart.

Internal Guidance by Google Earth
by hahn23

Comment:
Good way of applying your approach to photography to the challenge. A gyroscope might've worked well too.

Quite the regal looking magpie!

defective unit: #6344-496
by rooum

Comment:
Nice way of taking this in a totally different direction. This has a little bit of a Dan Winters-y feel.