Dominoes
by shortredneck

Comment:
Since there isn't much color here to begin with, I think B/W would have been a good choice. Composition doesn't really lead the eye to any center of interest, and the on-camera flash put those irritating highlights in the wells on the dominoes.

Domino Effect
by Tiggarroo

Comment:
One recommendation I like to make is that people take some heavy cardboard and permanently glue it over their built-in flash (that or just never use it again). It's a nice setup, but would be so much more interesting if you used a desk lamp or some window light instead.

Get A Clue
by kristie380

Comment:
More board, less box. Nice sepia.

My Old Dog's Tricks
by lecalan

Comment:
Nice catch, both of you. Did you throw the frisbee, too? The timing and catch of the dog's shadow are great, and it looks like the perfect shutter speed for this - just a little blur in the boving fur to show motion, but the eye (with highlight!), teeth, etc. all nice and sharp. The flagpoles detract, and there's a yellow cast. LIke many photos here, this could use a positive gamma adjustment to bring out a little detail in the shadows. With a little editing, this would make a good one for your wall.

domestic game hunting
by jonathans

Comment:
Is that a cat's paw holding the rifle? A bit noisy from underexposure, but what can you do in the dark? Maybe a little more care in composition (dog on white something looks kind of like two dogs, something at base of railing interferes with the barrel), but I like the tilt.

Volleyball or Badminton?
by pnicholls

Comment:
Wilson!!! Nice colors, but much too busy, IMO. I'd have lost the net, sideways box and instructions at the very least.

Win a car
by bobgaither

Comment:
Good exposure in a tough situation. Did you have to get permission to shoot there? Signpost detracts, but I don't guess there was much you could do about it.

Turf war
by liltool

Comment:
Interesting idea. Composition is a little tight at the top. I'd have shot at a slightly higher angle to give the chess pieces some more room and avoid the oof leading edge of the board. BG (carpeted wall?) is too busy, IMO. More contrast would be good to take advantage of the B/W.

Strip Poker
by Kimbly

Comment:
It's a no-lose situation. Nice tones, and a wonderful navel. The angle (ref. the 5 of clubs) is a little dizzying. Shirt is a nice touch.

you sunk my battleship
by eyego

Comment:
Macro, IMO, ought to be sharper than this. The center of the board rather than a corner might have been more effective, as well. Why red?