Breakfast
by vawendy

Comment:
Wonderful timing. Too bad you couldn't have totally frozen the parents flight with a higher shutter speed, but it's still a marvelous capture. Good luck.

Reflection of the days play
by ShutterPug

Comment:
This would have been VERY strong without the mirror ... as is it's too busy and cluttered. :(

Young focus
by caba

Comment:
Nice expression captured ... seems to have a strong blue color cast - maybe warming up some would help?

wild baby rattle ...
by armando_m

Comment:
Wish there was more context to show this is a young snake ...

WOW! A moose in my yard
by jimsapp

Comment:
Cool to catch having a moose in your yard. Fun subject for sure. Could be a little warmer (color tone) and a bit sharper (looks like a fair amount of zoom factor in here?).

Araneus diadematus
by lettyb

Comment:
Lovely fellow. :-) Could have gone with a tad less negative space up top IMO. The main subject here is the "eyes" and hairy-ness of the spider ... that is lost a little bit with the small area of the photo dedicated to it (i.e. a tighter crop may be better here?). Also, the highlights are blown on the spiders back (that area is nearly the same size as the "subject" matter).

tell me something that might be true
by pixelpig

Comment:
It's ok I guess, but quite frankly the photo is missing a strong subject IMO. Everything is soft and nothing of high interest is in solid focus. Sorry.

The Pose
by gotrond

Comment:
A fair amount of shadow recovery seems to be applied as her neck and check are very grainy/noisy in comparison to the other parts of the photo. I also wonder about the placement of her hand ... with the hard dark line meeting the hand in that area it really jumps out which emphasizes the awkward angle.

flying home
by mrbig65

Comment:
Lovely image. Really like the color and the timing to catch the birds coming thru. One nit ... the horizon appears to be tilted to the left.

Gone Fishing
by Toniann220

Comment:
Colors look somewhat pushed and abnormal. Looks like you may have done some cloning in the lower left corner? ... and the last question is; where's the fisherman?