The comics creator
by Equilibrist

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

This photo would work in a family album. I don't like the glare on the chalkboard.

Beach Pooh!!
by HedsIc

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects. At least I am guessing you did not arrange the pooh...

This pooh is not very interesting to me. If it had been a shell on the 1/3 intersecting lines I would probably like it better. I do like the texture of the sand.

Glance
by scared_of_the_dark

Comment:
My first thought was that this was an actual person, but on closer examination it appears to be a photo or painting. I am not sure what the bowl and glass object in the upper left corner are for. While I guess this technically meets most of the definition of a still life it just doesn't look like a still life shot to me.

ant
by aeda

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

Photos closer to the 640 size limit usually score better than smaller images. It also might help to put your subject off center.

two ponies
by Donald

Comment:
While you placed the ponies in the shot, it just does not come across to me as an artistic arrangement with lighting used to create a mood. I do not care for the composition, the lighting seems harsh, and I would prefer sharper focus.

life in tepoztlan
by anacolmenero

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

There is not enough context in this photo to tell me anything about life in Tepoztlan, except maybe it is boring and there is nothing to do. Perhaps if you were also kneeling it would help. I find the blue overwhelming.

(Almost) Still Life
by djflo

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

I like the texture of the snail, but feel the focus could be sharper. The lighting seems to have been too strong on the shell.

Goreng Pisang (Fried Banana)
by razlanisme

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

This shot does not hold my interest.

tough life
by riyadh

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

This is a good photojournalism shot. I think having him move to the 1/3 line behind him would help.

Hold Still
by pcphotos

Comment:
DNMC-no use of arranged inanimate objects.

This shot does not hold my interest. Perhaps more of the lobster could be included.