Macro Mic Check
by Tman

Comment:
This photograph is clean... the framing and composition is excellent as well! This does very well in black and white... the patterns on the microphone cover really stand out nicely! good work!

Hair Cut
by Kimbly

Comment:
This is a nicely executed photo but I don't particularly like the framing... I think there is too much empty space at the top to suit my taste...

God, it's Hard Being Green
by dpchallenger

Comment:
it's kermie!

Solitude
by rumttugger

Comment:
This appropriately titled photo does give a nice sense of 'solitued' for me. The single daisy against the dark background and intricate wood grain also shows some amount of 'hope' and 'determination' as well... The brightly colored flower also contrasts nicely agains the rest of the image and immediately draws the eye ov the viewer. Very nice work!

Engrossed
by sjgleah

Comment:
I like the vertical lines in this shot.. you have also done a great job with the framing... The shadow on the fence is a little strange and i may like this photo even better in a horizontal view with a tighter crop... good job!

I Once Worked on a Farm
by Gene L.

Comment:
This is a neat photo! As I look at this, i wonder how many different angles and approaches to a photo would be available with this subject? Did you try quite a few different perspectives on this tractor? If so, I would love to see a few of them.. good job!

a sunny afternoon
by tyd

Comment:
This photo should definitely be re-framed to remove the dark strip from the left edge... that is accenting the tilt to the right on the camera quite a bit...

Fixer-upper
by MrsKro

Comment:
Nice door! lol... This is a neat shot and it does well in black and white :) Good job!

Photoshoot Setup
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
Franziska,

I like the hand as well... I hoped this photo would score higher.. it was one of my 10s this week... good work!

Photoshoot Setup
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
This is an excellent photo... I am quite impressed :) I bet you are getting comments about the blur on the mirrored image.. the 'ghost' image... I ran into a similar problem when I was helping someone with a similar photo a few weeks ago... This 'ghost' is caused by the thickness of the mirror somehow and I don't think there is any way you can get rid of this... It can be minimized by elevating the angle of the camera with respect to the subject but that would definitely NOT work in this photo... All of the compositional elements of this photo are excellent... no complaints at all! Good job!