Ducklove
by kellymk

Comment:
You have a talent for this! Simply amazing! I'm not familiar with the Sony systems, but I would probably have shot this with ISO 200 (Nikon sensors are also optimized for 200) giving you a faster shutterspeed. You know more about Sony than I do, just giving my thoughts here.

Just believe
by kellymk

Comment:
That's an amazing photo! I had no idea it would be this good when I saw the thumbnail. Keep it coming!

Flower
by usinkit

Comment:
It looks a bit overexposed as well as oversaturated. Hard problem to fix in PP. Good composition though!

A Small Touch of Light
by signal2noise

Comment:
This is a stunning photo, but I think the background you had all the way up instead of a black canvas would suit the photo better. The lighting here is superb!

Sprinkle
by ankursomani

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I'm sure this scene gave you a good memory. It's a nice photo as well, but I think you would've gotten more of her silhouette in the photo had you shot it from a frog perspective. Maybe you didn't had the chance to do so, but she gets cut off by the background now. You captured the seeds or what it is very well!

Mom, he's touching me!
by SandyC

Comment:
Great underwater photo!

Hit and Run
by sarampo

Comment:
That's a nice peace of work!

Rainy Day Raptor
by trevytrev

Comment:
Haha, he looks like he has completely lost his mind! the eyes are like: "Aha! I see you now, cone! I... will... kill...." But his claws/legs are still sane, realy holding on the that rock there, going: "wtf have you been smoking lately? Your own feathers?" Feathers going: "No! We abandoned bird long time ago! I suggest you do the same!"

I don't know where I'm going with this. Was at a Eddie Izzard gig recently. Anyway, 10 and a fav from me. This is an AWESOME bird photo!

Alice in Where?
by Ter

Comment:
I don't see why this got a 3.8. Under 5, yes, I can see that, but under 4 is harsh. The idea here is funny! The flash however gives a very harsh light, something to soften it up would defintely improve the photo. Hold a piece of white printpaper in front of it or something to soften it up. It can help! Also, a big towel or a bedsheet as a background would have a more solid and comfortable background. In this case, maybe a very bright one since it's very dark back there (maybe) COULD give some balance to it. The blue frame is a bit to blue. If you're using photoshop you could steal the dark blue colors from the pillow and add that as a canvas instead. I tried it, and it really worked! I also did a quick fix with Levels, only dragged the white one to get into the histogram, really helped.

Little portrait
by Kaizer

Comment:
Cute! Good lighting and softness! The letters are a bit disturbing however.. But great photo nevertheless!