Fork Against the World
by Metricicity

Comment:
360x240 is too small for just evaluation. Please use the full available size next time.
Other than that, shallow DOF makes it harder to fit into the perspective challenge. It can be used to reduce the effect of the bacground and augment the foreground object. Your object is a fork, viewed from the side (the least interesting aspect of a fork), and the blurred remote area fights for attention with the boring fork, and does not provide the viewer with enjoyment.

Better luck next time.

Arch
by MeGoobie

Comment:
This one had a potential in this challenge, but unfortunately it is too small for adequate valuation.

Corridor of Flags
by Hye5

Comment:
10 for the flag on the left!

10 Russian Matrioshkas
by SquishyB

Comment:
I'm not sure about how well the shallow DOF works with the perspective shot... but I like the colors.

Contradictions
by Cutter

Comment:
Good find!

Shining Through
by scalvert

Comment:
scalvert:"I was planning to shoot an adorable local girl over the weekend, but she was called away at the last minute. Bummer."

Why? With kids like that, you needed to shoot someone 'adorable'. Congrats!

Buck & Bokeh
by hahn23

Comment:
You keep finding those marvelous scenes over and over again!
COngrats on a well deserved 5th place, out of 400+ entries.

Elza OOB
by robinssong

Comment:
Great OOB, Robin! If I may suggest, put some shadow (by burning) on your frame behind the ear. That's where the shadow would naturally show up given your light source position.
Keep them coming!

-Serge

Soft Focus
by SJCarter

Comment:
Sweet! I hope my predictions for MS challenge come true!

Out-of-framed7022
by Pug-H

Comment:
Nice!!! If I may recommend throwing some shade on the white frame (burning the frame to the left of the neck, since your light is assumed coming from the right)