Sandal Party
by Vishal

Comment:
Nice arrangement. Processing (curves) has resulted in interesting colors, but unfortunately also loss of detail, especially in the mule. Preserving the detail would be better.

These Boots Are Made For Working
by Alain

Comment:
Nice composition. Focus on central part and/or more DOF/sharpness would be better.

Evening Wear
by j3zz

Comment:
Nice shoes. Shooting black objects can be a challenge, as they can end up being non-descript, as in this case. It would probably be better to have at least one shoe in profile, and expose for as much shoe detail (eyelets/laces) as possible. Black strapy sandals would be easier to shoot simply because they start with much more visible detail.

Three Pairs
by JohnBeebe

Comment:
Nice arrangement 3 + 3 makes the viewer take a second look. Center and upper right quadrant is too dark and obscure, maybe some fill flash would help?

Inspecter of New Shoes
by cowboyjunkies

Comment:
Nice idea. Looks like a cat - how about a lighter background so we can really tell what's going on?

Weekend Warriors
by hideout

Comment:
Nice idea and composition. Bike and other details are blown out - better illumination of the footwear would allow you to save the details and reduce distraction.

Which to shoes?
by timlu

Comment:
Nice idea, composition, and colors. The shoes are just too small - cropped for larger shoes would be better.

Summer Sandals
by odubb123

Comment:
Could be nice, especially with the turquoise color spot. But the image is just too small. Please see Learn > Tutorials > Using Photoshop to Prepare Photos for DPC Challenges.

Love - Love
by Lilhoop

Comment:
Nice idea, but a foot fault :-) Shoe is blown out, adjust levels/exposure for what matters. Sharper shoes would be better, check focus and DOF for the shoes, racket is secondary.

Jump Around
by BBirgisson

Comment:
Nice idea. Looks like a focus miss on the chair in the background, rather than the subjects in front wit the out-of-focus shoes. Try focus lock lock, or select outer focus point, or manual focus if supported by your camera.