Guilty Pleasures
by svt_gEEk

Comment:
mmmm....chocolate.... IMO, this shot might benefit from a little more depth of field so that more of the chips were in focus.

Mmmm... fishing.
by abroken1

Comment:
I like the concept and the reflections in the water. I find the brightness of the path through the upper part of the bridge distracting.

Go on Pick a Winner
by WillSnaps

Comment:
Definitely has the eww factor! Nice clarity of focus. Shot works well in B&W. Overall subject doesn't appeal to my taste.

Fresh from the tree
by snaffles

Comment:
Like the concept. The lighting appears to bright on the apple giving too large a highlight spot.

Pleasure? at the fair.
by vtruan

Comment:
Nice clarity on the facial expressions. I think the B&W was a good choice for this shot.

baby's first beach
by skyline

Comment:
Looks like a good shot composition wise but difficult to tell about quality because of the size of the upload. If you are using Photoshop, this tutorial might help: //www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26

Watching the fall of day
by Kivet

Comment:
Congratulations on the ribbon! Beautiful sunset!

Prairie lightning
by andrea22_als

Comment:
Sweet shot! I love the colours in the sky and how the clouds seem to loom overhead. Just waiting to hear that boom echo across the fields!

Stone Spider
by Vapor63

Comment:
At first I thought the door was snake skin with a spider on it but then I read your comments! Nice shot. Do you have any shots of just the door without the spider? Great colours for an abstract.

Smile With A Piece Missing
by atupdate

Comment:
Great clarity and focus in this shot. His expression is wonderful showing how excited and happy he his is about losing the tooth. Looking at your score, I would think a lot of people scored this lower as they didn't agree with your interpretation of the challenge topic, not much you can do about that.

IMO, the black and white works well for this shot. Suggestions on improvements, the backdrop should either be ironed so their are no wrinkles or scrunched so it is all wrinkles, voters tend to not like obvious fold marks. Moving him farther from the backdrop and changing your depth of field so that the backdrop is more out of focus is another way to handle that.

I look forward to seeing more of your work in the future.