Woody's House
by trina101

Comment:
This is a good composition...I like the feel of being in the room and the figure looking up at me..excellent dof adds immensely to this..well done.

beyond the bathtub ...
by tate

Comment:
This image, with the striking angles of the chain link posts, is very interesting; actually,it is one of my favorites in this challenge...the tones are good and the lines dramatize the yellow duck's position.

The White Sandal
by Jutilda

Comment:
I like the shadow and light impact on this image...it gives it strength and a dynamic feel, yet the fabric and sandal add a softness.

It could work
by NstiG8tr

Comment:
Congratulations on top ten finish! Great simple image, good lighting and composition, creative thought, too.

Count the Duckies
by sherpet

Comment:
excellent use of toys to form a pleasing pyramidal composition...fun and colorful image..well done

Police Report: "Wooden stick like driver with no discernable features."
by Jason_Cross

Comment:
I like the humor and the composition of this image...the movement really adds to this shot.

Cherika
by whiteroom

Comment:
This is a stunning image...the hand position seems to add another dimension; the close crop works beautifully, congratulations.

Here I Am Day 3
by sherpet

Comment:
This is wonderful, Shez! The colors and composition are lovely, it all fits together like a beautiful puzzle...this is the best of all the Mischa series because it really emphasises the dog as well as the toys with soft yet dramatic lighting.

Message edited by author 2006-10-10 10:24:24.

Best Friends
by sherpet

Comment:
Remember, Shez, that this is photography and it is fun, creative and a learning experience: this is a very personal image, the kind that only you and those close to you can appreciate; it is intimate and touching...never let scores bother you; but sometimes it will hurt..just as some indiscreet comments can really hurt (I speak from experience). Always remember that it is an art form you seek and that you are an artist experimenting and perfecting your art...I'm glad you tried the sepia and b&w...I would say that: the image appears over-saturated and a little over-processed...take more images of Peter and try different angles of light, see what happens...Marion

Rockman
by beaflies

Comment:
I don't know what it is about this image, but it really appeals to me...it must be the differing textures between flesh and stone...the tense muscles add another dimension...very creative and dynamic image..well done.