Day4.jpg
by FotoMunki

Comment:
I love the way you have lit this and the conversion is breathtaking.

Day3.jpg
by FotoMunki

Comment:
I LOVE it... and what a sweet story to go along with it!! I am sure you are very attached to that gift and will treasure this photo forever :)

Day2.jpg
by FotoMunki

Comment:
This is stunning... so much personality in that face :)

Day 4
by walrus451

Comment:
I know this sounds crazy, but I would fill the frame with their faces and crop all of that background out. They are cute kids and your light and conversion are both great though :)

DSC_3675small.jpg
by walrus451

Comment:
I love this PP treatment... it makes everything so surreal and you did a great job with it. Your tones are lovely as well. Is it an old church of some kind??

bike-078small.jpg
by walrus451

Comment:
I love the sky... it looks like it could be bright white paper. If the trees weren't visible, it would look like she was in a spaceship or a studio :) hehe

bike-031small.jpg
by walrus451

Comment:
I adore the POV and the expression on the kids face... he looks like he REALLY does not want a photo taken or he is not sure how to pose. I am so glad you did not straighten the horizon, it would have killed this photo entirely. :)

3 - Leopard
by ErikV

Comment:
I would like to see a hair more contrast in the midtones, but this is an awesome photograph either way. Your angle of view rocks and the cat seems to be posing like a supermodel :)

playing with fire
by noth1021

Comment:
I hope you don't mind, I took a stab at editing this so I could give you an idea of what I am talking about :)

Here's my edit:


I used the smudge tool set at 12% strength and went over the flame, then I increased the contrast a bit, applied a warming filter, low NI, and sharpened it once.

Fire is very hard to photograph because you are trying to balance between really really bright light and darkness. It is tough to expose for one or the other in the same photograph :) You did a good job!

beeeeee.jpg
by noth1021

Comment:
This is pretty good!! :) If you jazzed the contrast just a hair, it would help that bee stand out just a little more... also, the OOF police would say your focus is a little soft (they are sticklers LOL) try applying Neat Image (very very low setting) USM at 100, 2.0, 0 then history brush everything but the bee. You are getting much better in a very short time! Keep em coming! :)