Does SIZE matter?
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Wow, I've got some serious lens envy after looking at this photo! I must be like your guy friends :-) And for the record, I thought a woman took this photo for sure, because while guys like to allude to their, um size being XL, they don't tend to like to allude to the whole "compensation" thing :-)

Battle of Nomansland
by raish

Comment:
Raish,
I thought the concept was quite clever, actually. I gave it a 6. The blown highlight no doubt hurt you, and I agree with Darren that it has the appearance of being thrown together rather quickly. Still found it an interesting entry - and I'm not adverse to giving out 2's or 3's at times, so a 6 is not my "bad" score.

The Gila Woodpecker
by AzCKelly

Comment:
I love the way you captured his environment. This is a saguaro? I would have considered a little dodging on his face to bring the whites out, but still a really nice photo.

Internal Affairs
by MAK

Comment:
Congrats on your ribbon, highly deserved. In fact I found this the most interesting entry of the challenge, an image that crosses the line from a nice capture into art.

Easter Egg Net
by banmorn

Comment:
This is an incredibly interesting photo. I love the reflection and abstract quality. Just added into faves.

Heh heh, she's beautiful when she's angry...
by skewsme

Comment:
Congrats on your top ten finish! I love this shot, think it has great perspective, composition, and above all, FUNNY :-)

Cleaning Charlotte's Web
by Blackbox

Comment:
That's a really sad story, actually. I hate killing anything. Spiders do a lot of good in the world, but black widows are still really scary and can be aggressive. Poor thing, hope she laid some eggs before her demise...

Peter Rabbit
by kearock

Comment:
This rabbit is so very cute. I love his inquisitive face, long ears, and surrounding soft colors. I'd like to see him a little sharper, but still a nice capture.

Installation
by palfin

Comment:
The concept is interesting on this. It looks quite grainy, however, and the shadows/lighting are harsh. Consider softening a touch?

Night Watch
by tjmueller

Comment:
The architecture is nice, but the light looks harsh and a bit blown. Would like to see this with a little shorter exposure and longer DOF perhaps.