Fields and Houses, Ireland
by banmorn

Comment:
This is lovely. How did you get it looking so clean - punch out the window? *g*

Top View
by photogenix

Comment:
What a wonderfully different view. The post processing looks interesting, too - is that something like a radial blur? I'll have to check your notes after the rollover.

Flamingo Peek-A-Boo
by Baron152

Comment:
Nice play of light and shadow. A bit more red than I would have expected, but a very eyecatching pic. 8

House finch
by bormic

Comment:
Good job. It may not be the most exotic of wildlife, but you took a nice photo with great DOF. 8

Kites over a Metro Sky
by balmiki

Comment:
I"m afraid they are just a little bit too far away to make a very successful photo.

who me?
by marinajoe

Comment:
This is a wonderful subject. If you had zoomed in a little closer from a slightly different angle, you wouldn't have as much overexposed area.

A Camel..Up Close & Personal
by garrett14

Comment:
Interesting close up, but the bright areas on the left are distracting. The fence is a real problem, since we're trying to believe that you have captured WILDLIFE.

The Leopard
by ddng

Comment:
Close ups that fill the frame like this can be very successful. Most of their beauty comes from seeing tiny details that we normally don't get to see in crisp, sharp focus.
Unfortunately this photo is too soft/OOF to really enjoy those details.

Lend Me An Ear - Wildlife on Still Life
by Joy Moore

Comment:
Your actual subject - the bird - takes up a very very small portion of the photo. I don't understand (or like) the yellow background.

Charlotte's Web
by gliphix

Comment:
Wonderful idea, but the execution could have been better. The focus doesn't look quite right, and perhaps a different angle would have brought out the web a bit more. A fill flash would have shown more detail, too, I think.

One hint I read is to spray sugar water onto the web...... supposedly it makes the water drops sit there ever so nicely.