Cracker
by toddhead

Comment:
This one has better expressions and compositional elements, but I like the tough guy looks and pp in the other shot a bit better.

Hang on to What You've Got
by tvsometime

Comment:
I like the fact that you went the grainy route rather than a glossy slickness. It adds some emotional texture.

On purely trivial notes, you could have called this "gratuitous times square ass grab." and boy does the girl have no butt to speak of at all!

A boy and his dog
by aznym

Comment:
Great high key shot.

Travelling Buddy
by Ammie

Comment:
I like the tones a lot, and the light is beautiful, focus spot on. The pinks and burnished orange yellows are terrific. Compositionally, my untrained eye thinks that dropping or raising the horizon would have given it more emotional impact,(less or more road might work) and the road falls off to the left, pulling my eye to the crappy scrub brush side. (7 for me thinking about it this much!)

Want to be our friend?
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
spooky, great feel here.

Patience
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Great cat shot, good fur texture and expression.

Buddy1
by unbreakable

Comment:
Not too bad, some focus issues, and the crop is too tight. But on a positive note, great backlighting of the child's hat- and one really cute kid.

thank you for loving me
by skewsme

Comment:
Is that a cat and a dog, excellent.

Happy Days
by giantmike

Comment:
Nothing like picking up a kid like that. My youngest just turned four, and seeing this picture makes me sad for the day when I will no longer be able to do this.

They are there to share the pain
by Abra

Comment:
A tender candid moment.