Surveillance BW
by suebg1

Comment:
Sue - this is a stunning picture.

Subtle, Loving, Smiling.
by michaelmonn

Comment:
This is a really sweet picture - I like the tenderness and gentle feel of it aided by the pastel pallette. Nothing loud - nothing harsh - all the elements contributing towards a feeling of intimacy.

My only slight wonder is whether the block of white on the right ( presumably the bed ? ) actually is a distraction ? The eye tends to naturally be drawn to bright areas, and can compete for the viewers attention with the main subject.

Still a very nice shot though

Contraire
by LVicari

Comment:
Love it - full of richness and colour.

My only question is whether the white at the top of the picture draws the eye away from the main image due to it's brightness ? Other than that - very nice.

Charming the SsssssLR
by CNovack

Comment:
This is a great shot :- )

An Old Dog Can Learn New Tricks
by Penny Lane

Comment:
Famous doggie war photographer parachutes in for his book signing . . when asked how the landing was, he said "ruff" . . .

Lament of a Fisheye Lens (forgotten at the bottom of the camera bag)
by essay

Comment:
I don't think the fish-eye needs to worry - it appears to be doing it's own thing now, maybe it can get an exhibition going :- )

Push, Honey, Push!
by cowtownmom

Comment:
What - no towels or hot water ? Sorry Lens tissues or cleaning fluid ??

What sort of a cheap joint is this . .

I´ll just wait until you say it´s ok!
by Ragga2000

Comment:
Ah - the famous Bomb Disposal Ponies . . very nice.

Hang on a sec, this bag's infested with puppy
by david_c

Comment:
That is such an adorable pup - heck, even his eyepatch matches the shape of the camera bag . . he's not called 'Slingshot' is he ?

Watch Your Step!
by jasonlprice

Comment:
"Watch Your Step!"

It's true - you could trip over and hurt yourself - better to wait a few minutes until they have completely sunk under the sand, then carry on

:-)