Gotcha!
by ebranties

Comment:
Too curious and went through all nine lives, eh?

...A Few Dollars More
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Darn, I just had a movie title to interpret, and this one's predecessor would have been sooo easy...Really like the exposure/lighting, not so sure about the slant...

A beatiful day playing in the snow
by bcncrazy

Comment:
Cool hat -- where's it from? Snow got a bit over-exposed; when I (rarely) shoot snow I usually expose for it and then compensate for everything else (too dark) later on.

picture perfect
by Wheeler1992

Comment:
What a good idea...I have a big empty frame lying around...I think you could crop at around the knees and tighten things up a bit -- I don't think the bottom part adds that much. If he'd been sitting 6 inches higher it would then allow a landscape crop with all the important elements still in there.Moving a bit to the right to reduce the apparent slant of the shelf would make it easier to crop too.

weapons of mass destruction
by falvey

Comment:
You're missing the Nike logo...

Co-Conspirators
by Wraith Ravenscroft

Comment:
Psst...now here's my plan....

Washington Monument at Night
by bgmorris

Comment:
Since the main vertical element is the subject and SO prominent, I'd have made it more plumb and let the horizon tilt a little (it's somewhat hidden by the shadows and the perspective of the bank anyway).

sunset
by snaperuk

Comment:
Surely shooting missles at the sun will prove an ineffective form of nuclear warfare, won't it?

WOW! A Still Life!
by MarkRob

Comment:
Looks a little tilted, and the brightness of the background is a litlle distracting; a darker or less reflective fabric might work better.

NYC sunset
by BeeGee

Comment:
Even though sunsets are traditionally landscape, I think this shot would be stronger if cropped almost in half to a portrait view. The statue is such a strong vertical element (and strong cliche) that I think it should be emphasized. I think the bird would be OK if the stature wern't there and it was justa harbor sunset, but here I think it's more of a distraction.