Thoughtful Pug
by Paul

Comment:
For some reason this makes me feel like this little pug has had a little too much bubbly at a recent celebration. Love the tongue.

Rasa Sentosa
by Retroesque

Comment:
What a great place to use that lens! Very pretty. My first instinct however was to flip it horizontally. My eyes are drawn to the focused portion and just skim through all the creamy blur. If it's flipped the eyes start at the focused portion and can slide into the blur.

Let Your Voice Be Heard
by jagar

Comment:
Ahh!

Breakfast
by samanwar

Comment:
I'm curious why you chose to selectively desaturate some of the colors. Usually when someone does this it's to isolate something or bring attention to something particular in the photo. In this case I'd assume the subject is the squirrel, but you've chose to leave the yellow and red coloring that leads me to the lines behind him; in effect distracting from the subject.

R E D
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
There's something very triumphant about your pose. Red ribbon for a red scarf. Like you knew it before hand. Congratulations, great job.

Dry Lake
by edmeng

Comment:
I'm going to try to not curse here... nope, can't contain it. Your placement and score is bullshit.

To the City
by RamblinR

Comment:
Clouds are fairly blown out, but the composition is spot on and powerful.

World-ly
by Carlo21

Comment:
This is surprisingly interesting. It really does look like a shot from space.

Dry Lake
by edmeng

Comment:
Now that's effective. It's titled far enough to mean it, but not so far as to be too far. It makes you want to grab a hold of something, because if you don't you're going to slide right off. Great sky for the shot too.

Emma Orme
by JamesA

Comment:
There is no way this is deserving of a 5.2 score. I remember stumbling upon it while it was in voting and being intrigued.