...are cat's whiskers the same width as their body?
by tezza73uk

Comment:
I really have come to appreciate the fine art of pet portraits-especially that of the feline persuasion. cats have such a regal and Majestic look to them-full of intrigue and mystery. The Japanese might call that yugain- the quality of staring into a puddle or into a forest that seems endless. I think you really have something with respect to this CAT portrait. This CAT has beautiful jewel like eyes. I hope you score well in this challenge

Why am I Alone?
by wisie

Comment:
Excellent color. Great use of negative space. However, it could be best perhaps cropped in a horizontal/landscape fashion. I really dig the placement of the body and the way that lightest spot and all photo is directly above the person in the photo in the horizontal parallel lines pointing right at that person. This creates a lot of drama. Nice work.

Why must it taste so good?
by cca

Comment:
Excellent shot. you do have some issues with respect to focus on the shot. I realize it's a nice tight macro, and I really like a silver color of the wrapper which gives perspective to the chocolate actual size

homeless in nyc
by superman

Comment:
Love this real quality and city black-and-white with a blur. I also like the fact that you set up the homeless gentlemen in exactly the right spot in the photo. The viewers ayes go from the blur on the left to the graffiti which is in perfect focus-amend the homeless gentlemen below were you tried to stop and look at the face which is up obscured by the figure on the right. The whole thing makes for greater entry

water, water, everywhere, why must we pay to drink?
by tate

Comment:
The shot is exposed so well and the clarity is so nice that I can almost overlook the title. The neat image really benefits the glass with the money and I keeps wandering from the upper left part of the frame to the lower right part of the frame. Terrific-I can only expect that you will do the very well with this picture.

Why didn't I pay more?????
by Brookied

Comment:
Wow-I love the excellent over sharpened severely saturated look on the photo. I guess some people would call it high key. All colors blends so while I love the focal point of the fireplace perhaps it is a bit to the left of the screen and should be centered upon the Golden mean. All in all, an excellent entry.

Don't do this
by Efergoh

Comment:
Perhaps I most thrown on the fact that when someone makes a stupid move into a toaster with a utensil is most typically a butter knife, or steak knife. And the focus is a bit soft on this one. Otherwise I really dig the texture of the tile and the fact that this is the cheapest toaster that you could ever possibly buy. Best of luck.

Why Are There So Many Songs About Rainbows?
by ladyhawk22

Comment:
A Muppet fan- so difficult to find in today's world. I really like the way the blue place against the Green and the vanishing point is just below the brightest spot on the whole photo. Unfortunately the placement of the trees and buildings ruined somewhat the artistic nature of the shot. Otherwise, great work.

Why the tie?
by rahim

Comment:
Clever-while one would most likely thank one to medieval helmet? You have been quite tricky by saying why the necktie? Unfortunately the window kind of blows out the shot in exposure is semi-ruined. I do like the idea of the natural light and there is a great exposure factor with respect to the Apple notebook-a different angle on the shot would yield fantastic results in my opinion.

Why Am I So Sleepy?
by lemuel32

Comment:
Man oh Mann, I love the shot. As of the acrylic chair that is seriously worn-out. I also love the fact that this fellow is on a tile floor, and that his Birkenstocks are in the corner, while he essentially jackknifed into the corner and is fast asleep and totally unaware of the voyeuristic snapping a shot of his prey. Love the shot-rethink the title.