Blossoms and Yellow Bridge
by Pug-H

Comment:
Wow! Very nice DOF, composition on this one. Good job!

Not Chicken but Definitely Yellow.
by eschelar

Comment:
I'll admit I missed the obvious play on words connection and I usually pay attention to titles after the initial viewing of the picture. I do like the negative space and the bright lighting creeping around the side of Tweety's head. Reading your description, nice work using curves - the colors are spot on to me and the background is indeed quite black (which isn't always the case.) I thought it a unique take on the challenge and don't agree with the number of scores 3 and below awarded here. I will say that some don't like the "corner" look - I don't like it all the time - but it's well justified here by your intent, and I thought it worked even though I missed the play on words.

Creation
by JH

Comment:
Not sure what to do to "make this better" - I think some have mentioned a dark background, but I think the use of a light background works well with your theme. I really did like this when voting - still like it. I think it's very well done.

Ready for bathtime
by Cooz

Comment:
This is an incredible shot! The clarity and contrast in the black and white is exceptional - I'm really hoping you did one without the ducky to hang on the wall! The addition of the ducky is nice to meet the challenge, and the use of color in just the duck works well for this shot.

pINkTRUDER ALERT
by obsidian

Comment:
This one is appealing for a couple of reasons (to me, anyway) - the angle is different yet not disturbing, as moving things to an odd angle can be sometimes. The tone of yellow and the composition are very "uplifting" creating a warm, cheeful type image. And the "pink" adds an element of additional interest. All that said, I think it needed a little less border, and a bit (just a bit!) more contrast, maybe.

rainy daisy
by rachelellen

Comment:
I liked this one quite a bit Rachel, and honestly feel it should have socred higher. It it not too dark to me at all - I tend to like things darker than the average DPC'er does, it seems. It's got a very rich and luxurious feel to it, and is one of the times I don't mind the "spray it with water!" approach - it works well here. Composition is excellent.

Easter
by thomaspeople

Comment:
Maybe try this at one of those weird angles people seem to like, forming a diagonal across the frame? I'm not big on the pics of women eating things, but they generally seem to do OK on average. Like someone else already mentioned, maybe dress it up a bit with red lipstick, red nailpolish, and have her pulling a bit off the peep. By the way, I liked the outtake quite a bit!

Exclusive Spy Photo! Cheddar Cow Captured!
by C_Steve_G

Comment:
I thought this was quite funny and fairly well done for a picture of a cow in a field. How to make it better? Not sure - I think you did a good job with what you set out to do, and the post processing on the cow is quite good.

Freshly Painted
by Pug-H

Comment:
I liked this image because it was definitely different from a lot of the others in the challenge. The yellow REALLY stands out, and that makes it very appropriate. If you're so inclined, it might be interesting to see it as a selective desaturation, with everything else grayed except the bridge. As for composition, don't know if it matters or not, but the bridge itself isn't quite at a 1/3 line or a 1/2 line - which may account for why it feels "unbalanced" to some.

Complementary Flower
by jorr

Comment:
This is a very pleasing image - nice color, nice composition as well. What post processing software are you using? With the 20D, you shouldn't be seeing that much grain, I'd not think, unless it was a very small portion of the total image.