Stare
by Tiberius

Comment:
Punch it up more, I don't know, I sort of like it the way it is. I think I might have moved a bit further to my left to get less of the white wall (top left) in the picture.

Old Boat House
by Wink

Comment:
This is a cool place! I can imagine sitting on the porch there and just watching the water and the birds and whatever else is around there. I like the bigger house peeking through the trees behind the boathouse.

morning jog
by gazdi

Comment:
Beautiful image!

Cindi 2007 - 1-640.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
That way of lighting makes for a beautiful image. Wow.

Olivia - Portrait of an Artist
by faery

Comment:
I absolutely love this one.

B and I
by PhotoDave

Comment:
Nice family candid. So ... is this a self-portrait? You guys look like you have the same mouth and eyes.

Mixed Up
by -Bec-

Comment:
She looks like a doll! I mean, really, like a doll. This is very cute, kids have such a fantastic sense of eclectic.

Beauty
by mia67

Comment:
Beautiful image of a beautiful little girl - pink suits her. I do find the inky blue background at the left of the image somewhat disconcerting (it's threatening, sort of, is it intentional?). I also wish both eyes were in perfect focus. The detail on the hair is exquisite.

lilly seads study 2
by BlueZamia

Comment:
These seed pods are very beautiful. I sort of wish the top fronts of the pods were in better focus (right now the focus seems to be on the inside, towards the back). It's fun to experiment with out of focus light spots :)

A Shot In The Dark
by blazelle

Comment:
I like this image quite a bit, but it isn't panning. There is no subject being panned against a background, here the subject is moving with everything else. Panning would be more like if you were to point the camera out the side window of your car, and you'd get a vehicle driving along at the same speed as yours, then you might get panning (sort of, actually it's not real panning). Real panning would be you standing by the side of the road and following a car driving by with the camera, moving the camera at the same speed (relative) as the car while holding down the shutter.