Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Cute sequence. I would fix the chipmunk's red eyes and use a darker border/background so as to not distract from the images.

Tongue : Toes : Nose
by elemess

Comment:
Gotta' love a big, wet nose :-) I might prefer the paw against a plain light background instead of grass. Monotone works nicely to unify the panels.

The American Southwest
by Cutter

Comment:
Stunning scenery. Would like a bit more seperation between panels to better appreciate each individually, particularly as the colors and exposure vary somewhat.

X rated Mantis
by train

Comment:
You skipped the part where the female eats the male ;-)

Laundry Day
by Hipychik

Comment:
Like the story here quite a bit. The background works very well, too. Halo effect around her head is kind of patchy and unrealistic on my monitor, particularly on the portrait.

Dry Dock Hoist
by Scholten

Comment:
The panels are busy and there is only a partial border between the top left panel and the right panel. Consistency is also an issue with white balance amongst the panels. Consistent color adjustment and clear, distinct borders would make it easier to appreciate each image and the whole.

Day Flows to Dusk, then Into the Night
by The_Dentist

Comment:
This must have been a tough one to put together! Interesting concept. I think the night sky should be even darker to really emphasize the transition endpoint.

Steeplechase
by andrea22_als

Comment:
That was always a fun race to watch when my kids were on the track team. Shots look a little overexposed but I like the sequence; hope he wasn't hurt as his landing looks a bit awkward!

DRIVE !!!
by scrum8

Comment:
Don't think I'd care to get in her way!

The Biscuit
by Dona_k

Comment:
He looks like a happy dog. A few suggestions: the lighting seems quite different in the center panel, which leads my eye to the grass instead of the dog. The bit of building in the left panel is distracting when the other panels have pure grass background. Lastly, part of the dog is cut off in both the sitting and standing views; I think they would be better as full body views or head shots, but not this in-between-type view.