Boy and birds
by Melethia

Comment:
I love the movement and the youthful energy and the joy of playing as a kid. However, I'm distracted by the very-low-contrast pigeon right in front of the boy. Could you maybe bump up the contrast a bit so it stands out more?

Monochromatic
by Wildcard

Comment:
This is an attractive abstract. My first reaction is to try to make sense of it, but when I let that go I just enjoy the shapes and colors.

Yertle The Turtle was King of The Pond
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Well, ya got a 6 outta me, Julianne. Nicely focused, interesting subject. But most off all, thanks for teaching me about Seuss' protest via this book!

Could you, would you, on a train?
by posthumous

Comment:
This evokes Seuss' artistic style pretty well, actually. Bold colors, simple shapes ...

Could you, would you, with a goat?
by skewsme

Comment:
Oh, that's excellent! Something about the goat's expression told me it was your shot - you have such a good touch with humorous animals. :)

Jogging
by mia67

Comment:
First reaction: fun! Like the big sister really enjoys getting to take the little ones out. And they're clearly enjoying themselves, with the little guy on the left reaching ahead. Second reaction: I wish the mailbox weren't coming out of her head.

Date in BW
by LevT

Comment:
Are we labeling "reaction club" reactions? :) This strikes me as an example of a couple who's quite comfortable doing different things together. They're not at home, so they actually went to this restaurant to then do something separate from each other. I think that's amusing. Maybe they're each finishing up something so they can then spend their day together?

Night Time Stroll
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I like several things about the shot, including how the angle between the tree tops mirrors the upswept curve of the Eye. Like Melethia, I also like the blurred buy walking along - gives some energy to the shot. I also like the colors.

But it's also missing something. I don't know what. But nothing specifically grabs me. It's kind of a tweener shot - between focusing my attention on the Eye vs. what's going on along the river.

The Dragons Pool
by Wildcard

Comment:
Congrats! This is beautiful. I voted it a 7. You did a good job of making three interesting panels interact to create an even better whole.

Go Dog. Go!
by neophyte

Comment:
Unfortunately, "Go, Dog, Go!" was written by P.D. Eastman, not Dr. Seuss. That said, the dog could be sharper. It looks like the focus is on his hind end, not his face.