White-Tailed Doe
by riversong

Comment:
Very pretty - almost Bambi like! The soft focus combined with the luminous effect was a good choice.

Yummy!
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
On a purely subjective and personal level, I just don't find photos of children eating appealling in any way. If I cover over the hand spoon and mouth you have a lovely portrait, but as soon as I see the rest it changes my view dramatically. I do, though look forward to more photos of the same model with the same style of processing.

Vintage
by Rissa

Comment:
An interesting find, and the sepia treatment suits the subject and title. i do find the bright spot on the upper centre barrel rather distracting, though.

A Night At the Theater
by hmmmm

Comment:
Looks like a visit to the underworld! The colours are good, and I like the tilted composition.

Mocking Bird
by zclare

Comment:
Super photo of a bird in its natural environment, with a background that allows the bird to stand out well. It may be worth slightly subduing the bright spot behind the bird's head.

Old & Rundown
by bs-photos

Comment:
An interesting subject with bags of potential for an entire series of photographs! The border suits the photo well, drawing the eye in. I suspect this was taken in harsh light, as the shadows are quite short but very dark - it might be interesting to retake at different times of the day, if thta is a possibility. Compositionally, the sideways on truck acts as something of a barrier - it may have been preferrable to take the photo with the truck at more of an angle, which would allow for the viewers eye to be led into the photo more.

Alone
by Bud

Comment:
The lone tree with its winter bareness looks wonderful against the twilight blue sky. I do wonder why you included quite so much foreground; for me it adds little to the composition. Did you consider taking the photo from a more distant viewpoint? The inclusion of a little more sky at the top would give the tree a bit more space and prevent the composition feeling cramped.

Sleepy Hollow
by mystical_princess

Comment:
I like the dark and gothic feel to this and the selective desat works well. I do feel that the model looks a little self-consciously awkward, and I would have preferred a less centered composition - others may prefer it as it is.

Zen photography
by claudia26

Comment:
The figure gazing into the distance in this almost surreal landscape works well and the minimalist like composition (unusual in landscapes)lends itself well to your title. As a personal preference, though, I would prefer that the camera was not visible as it adds just a little clutter and thus diminishes the impact slightly.

Abstract
by bigdipper

Comment:
What an interesting find, and I can quite see why you were drawn to photograph it. The muted colours swirling into each other are amazing, and I find myself studying the picture to look for identifiable shapes, in much the same way as I look at flames in a fire. There is a real sense of movement about the image, despitethe fact that it is of something entirely static. For this particular photograph I do feel that you needed somewhat sharper focus - I suspect the light may have been such that you rellay needed the use of a tripod.