Peaches 9973
by Mousie

Comment:
I can see this is a very stressed dog ;-) Quite adorable. I might clone out that one seam coming down from her head and dodge the shadowed side of her face just a bit.

naaaaa
by moondog

Comment:
Cute! Nice angle to his walk through the frame, though a little tight on the bottom and right edges. I might play with a contrast boost to pull him out further from the background since the colors are so similar.

overpowered
by halopes

Comment:
Really nicely done! Tiny person, angry red sky and powerful moving waves.

White on Blue
by Kelli

Comment:
Lovely detail and gorgeous blues to set off the egret. A little noisy in the background.

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by bwoman

Comment:
Well, that's unusual. Sepia is great for this with that wonderful curvy old-fashioned script, and the marble and leaf with the document are an intriguing combination visually.

My, what a big mouth you have...
by RitaD

Comment:
That's amazing! Great timing to catch those poor fish still struggling and the water splashing. I'd dodge a bit of catchlight in the pelican's eyes so they don't look so much like black holes, lighten up the midtones a tad and dodge the face a little to bring out more detail. But I'm in awe of your timing!

In Search Of A Sunset
by JeffryZ

Comment:
Found one! Nice pastels and I like how the edge of the sand and the bright clouds make a sort of V pattern framing the water and low clouds.

A Taste of Spring
by rednis

Comment:
Bold crop and nice pinks. Your whites are tinged a bit cyan so a white balance correction might be needed, and a sharpening boost to make the petals stand out more. While shooting, I would try another light low on the left to minimize the petal shadows and add more depth to the flower. If this was taken outside and another light isn't an option, I'd play with some different angles to either eliminate the shadows or make them a key part of the composition.

WotRUlookinat.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
That's a great pose :-)

Pelicans 2.jpg
by Ter

Comment:
Don't you hate when you just miss the perfect shot LOL? This is still pretty cool, since the one cut off is entering the picture, and the detail and sharpness on both of them is great.