You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch!
by Transit

Comment:
I like this a lot. At first I thought the red below the ornament was a reflection but now I see it's probably the broken bit. I think the composition would be stronger if that were cropped out, but that's just because I'm easily confused.

You would not... WOULD NOT !
by roba

Comment:
Nice setup! Good color and great choice of background for the orange fish; I like the lighting for the most part (particularly on the lower left of the bowl) but find myself trying to figure out what the reflections are. Very nice job overall.

The Once-ler in his Lerkim
by SherwinJames

Comment:
Nice perspective and leading lines in the wood. Having the Once-ler peering out from the shadows suits the story nicely, and his vivid green draws the eye instantly. I like this one a lot.

You'll be seeing great sights! (Oh, The Places You'll Go!)
by scarbrd

Comment:
Gorgeous, gorgeous shot! Absolutely love the capture of the light rays on the stones. I might try saturating the color just a bit more but the composition is wonderful.

"If I ran the Zoo" - Dr Seuss
by Juca

Comment:
Cute face! Meerkats are awfully cute. Good detail and focus and pose. I might play with desaturating or shifting the hue on the background a little to better complement the critter.

R.I.P.
by rox_rox

Comment:
Very sweet. Colors are nice, and the flowers in the Grinch's hands are a nice touch.

F-clef for big F
by silverfoxx

Comment:
Had to go look up an image of an f-clef to get this one.

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

Comment:
I do not like green eggs and ham ... but the goat is darned cute with the grass hanging out of his/her mouth.

Thing One? Or Thing Two?
by Krystle

Comment:
That's what I used to call my two oldest children ;-) Fun picture; lighting looks a little flat on my monitor.

Go Dog. Go!
by neophyte

Comment:
Nice action shot which suits the title. Love the ears and expression! Focus seems to be sharpest on the dog's hips and I would prefer it on the eyes; also DOF looks odd to me, as the foreground grass is pretty sharp but the dog's front legs, chest and shoulders are not, despite appearing to be the same horizontal distance from the camera and therefore in the same focal plane. Hope that makes sense ;-)