Yes, I See You, Too
by mgsmith53

Comment:
Nice title to draw the viewer into the picture.

With the squirrels long thin shape, and all the long thin branches he gets a little lost. In some ways this is almost good as it fits the idea of him trying not to be seen, but for visual impact he probably needs a different crop. There is a danger that to any passing voter he just gets lost in the strong visual lines.

If you could have captured him peeking around a branch instead it would have been even better :- )

Good luck though.

Gigantor
by macrothing

Comment:
What a cute little chap !!

This picture certainly grows on you the more you view it. Hopefully the voters will give it a good look before scoring it :- )

Who's There?
by littlegett

Comment:
Nice 'full on' shot - not sure about the range of colours . . his forehead, face and hands all appear to be different, also not that keen on the frame.

Nice crop though and nice visual impact with the bright blue eye. Good luck.

I See You
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Lol - love the expression.

not Sartre's peephole
by skewsme

Comment:
Possibly a little too philoshophical for voters :- )

I See You ... From Above.
by rjkstesch

Comment:
Nice bold lines and colours in this.

Spider-a-peeking
by tinky2

Comment:
Good idea and great shadow. The Spider actually appears to be going into the flower rather than peeking out . . but hey!

I really like the colours in this, but I'm not sure the Focus is quite sharp enough to bring out the texture of the flower. I think for me that would have made this a really strong contender

NBA in his Eyes
by ace flyman

Comment:
I think this is a really nice capture and a lovely shot of his eyes. They really show his concentration.

Personally I'm not sure whether this really says 'Peek-a-Boo' to me . . but it is still a nice capture.

Mystic Game
by Trumpeteer4

Comment:
A very interesting idea, and I like the little details like the texture on the wall - but ultimately for me, I don't think it quite comes off.

The ball is just to indistinct, and personally I would rather that the side of his face i shadow was either completely in shadow or was illuminated.

That is obviously a personal view though :- )

Good luck in the challenge.

birthday
by Gordon

Comment:
I'm really not sure how this fits the challenge - but looking at the photo generally . .
I like the crop - it helps give it depth,
I like the rocks coming in both side to draw the eye in.
The sky has (potentially) some nice shapes and colours.

However the whole picture looks a little underexposed - so the rocks lose a little definition and the colours in the sky are washed out. As for the person standing there - I'm afraid I'm not really sure what that's about, or why they are there.

Looks very impressive scenary though.