Future Ballerinas
by Sonifo

Comment:
Sonja, your b&w work is so beautiful. This is such a wonderful, well captured of these future ballerinas. I especially like the little girl on the end who looks like it's time for a potty break.

My Angel
by indigo997

Comment:
Precious! Excellent lighting. The skin tones are beautiful. Well done. 9

weapons of mass destruction
by falvey

Comment:
Great capture! Do you still have all your toes? It's very innovative and the exposure is perfect. Everything is so vibrant, including the purple smoke. Great job.

Maddy in classic pearls
by LindaLee

Comment:
I can't believe this! It's the funniest thing I have ever seen. If there was a little more focus on the snout, I'd give you a perfect score but I have to settle for a 9. Love it!!!! Addendum: I had to open this up again to show the guys in the office - they really enjoyed it and relieved a lot of their tension after a long/heated meeting.

Churchill
by Morgan

Comment:
I love Churchill. Focus is a little soft but overall a very nice portrait.

Cute as a Bugs Ear
by Sonifo

Comment:
Composition = 10, lighting = 10, exposure = 10, creativity = 10, beautiful baby = 10. no deduction for the drool on the chin because this is a fabulously beautiful work of art. AND Thank you SOOO much for not cropping of those curls!

Stella Harmony
by goodtempo

Comment:
Beautifully done. What a wonderful way to showcase this beautiful instrument. Very creative. Excellent lighting and exposure and brilliant composition.

""My child, pet and best friend"
by slammin

Comment:
Excellent! I love the perspective you took. The clarity is perfection. Don't know why there's a pen on your guitar, it doesn't make sense to me, unless it's there to sign autographs of your adoring fans.

Peek-A-Boo
by teachme53

Comment:
Absolutely sweet. I like the peeking out from the blanket. There needs to be a little more light on her precious face but the composition is great otherwise.

The Early Bird
by jitams

Comment:
What an amazing captuare!! I love seeing how proficient this poor bird is with only one leg, poor guy. I can't wait to read how you were able to capture this.