The Shroud
by hanneke

Comment:
A very lovely interpretation of the mother's grieve. Your PP on the colors does an excellent job to support the emotion as well.

Busy Busy
by patio127

Comment:
I feel the same way as Mark-A. The choice of you angle for this shot brings the bee AND parts of the outer paddles in focus. Making the viewer switch between the flower and the bee back and forth. I do like how you captured the contrast between the bee and the bright flower. One more suggestion: get a almost transparent shower curtain, one with no colors in it, so it's not changing the color temperatur too much. Get this curtain between the sun and your flowers. This will diffuse the straight and harsh light of the sun. Then you won't see the hard white reflections of the sun on the bee any more and the shadows will be softer as well. I found real diffusers sometimes 'eat up' too much light ;)

The spirit in the bottle
by MilesW

Comment:
cool, I love it. down to the details such as his ears or the bubbly fluid :)

Rapunzel!
by DrPhoto

Comment:
Her facial expression matches the story line. Waiting for someone. Lovely color coordination between the dress and the background

Little Red Riding Hood
by Crafty

Comment:
The harsh light makes your picture appear flat. May I make an other suggestions? Watch out for small details such as the one fern branch sticking right out of her head. These little things draw the attention of the view away from what you want us to focus on.

The Little Red Hat
by BrianR

Comment:
I believe your composition let you down in this pic. While it's a good idea to include the wolf in the background, did you consider changing the POV? May be a view from over the wolf's head onto her might have changed the perspective. And if you then focused on his head, blurring out the girl, it might not have been so obvious that she is a puppet? Just ideas to play with.

Hansel & Gretel
by Len Scap

Comment:
OMG, that black cat does make it 'real'.

The Six Swans
by Judi

Comment:
this really looks like a fairy tale scene.

The Bright Sun Brings It to Light
by neilvan

Comment:
a bit more contrast could make this picture really pop. I assume you took this one handheld? It's very soft or you had not fast enough shutter speed to freeze the motion.

Little Snow White
by h2

Comment:
wow, what a huge bite for a lovely princess :)
the lighting is a little harsh, so the skin apears washed out.