"Rule thru the Three's"
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Okay, had a huge comment, but I got distracted and lost it.

The blue and red die have more visual color weight, the blue has tirds positional weight, but neither are the subject. The green has less color weight, but has focus weight, but the view is drawn off by the tape measure leaving the scene, and the eyes leaves, and the brain becomes disinterested.

look thoughtfully
by armandus

Comment:
I like the positioning of this photo, composition a whatnot, but she looks a little washed out and flat.

waiting
by muckpond

Comment:
I think you gave the photograph good tension by facing the subject out of the frame, leaves you wondering what she's waiting for.

I would have preferred her a little to the left. Also, I've read (and notifced more sinc reading it) that facing objects to the left creates more tension. I tried it on this picture, and it changes from waiting for a friend and bored, to waiting to go into a hospital room or something more forebodeing.

I like the tonal range, and how the flattened but still textured wall (or whatever leads your eye to her. Nice use of negative space. Move her a little center, and facing left and I really like this much better.

Portuguese Castle Walls
by soccerdaz_10

Comment:
Way too small to see what's gonig on.

How Dirty Boys Get Clean.......
by madison461

Comment:
Thank you for covering the crack. Say no to crack.

Bubbles and Rice Taste Bad
by angela_packard

Comment:
Dude, that's not cool. Who made up that tradition? They should be lynched.

Flavoured bubbles
by joynim

Comment:
AAH!! Dairy returns !! :)

The Mentor - (finding a new way to get back in the swing)
by ltaylor

Comment:
I voted this low because:

1. Tonality/range. Your subjects are in the darkness and the sky is washed out. Better to take pictures into the dark than to lose them against the sky

2. Doesn't have a clear subject to begin with. If you're going to make grandpa the subject, make sure that that is clear in your composition. Likewise for the boy, but If he is the subject, then he nees to be closer in the frame, or have much less distraction (fence, grandpa, sky, house)

4 just to be sorta nice. Not trying to be to harsh, but I hate when people vote me down without telling me why, so I thought I'd tell you.

Lily Pond Flower
by ktm7

Comment:
I'd suggest looking into a good circular polarizer to cut down on the reflections on the water.

Nobody Puts Baby In The Corner
by xxam0ram0rxx

Comment:
I don't understand the title. Not feelin the fuzziness.