Angel's Wardrobe
by albright1

Comment:
Good contrasting colors and textures. I dont know if this will make sense, but I'll try. Did you try framing it so that the colors ran diagonally instead of vertically. I don't know what the effect would have been, but it may have added a little interest. karmat

Refractory girl
by manolo

Comment:
I like the way you have framed this, and the focus you have used. I think somehow showing the head more, simply because it is so intriguing. karmat

Ugly Duckling
by rdesai

Comment:
That is one mean looking son of a gun. Great focus, and I like the colors. karmat

chipped
by ibewill

Comment:
I like the composition and framing of this shot. It is simple, and could almost tell a story. karmat

Gritty Determination
by GeneralE

Comment:
I understand why you showed the printed part, but I think it would have been better if you had shown more sandpaper and less print. karmat

Pipe
by john22132

Comment:
For me, I think tilting the pipe one way or the other would have made it more dynamic. The way it is, it seems kinda static. karmat

Cantaloupe
by jmattys

Comment:
Good focus on the texture. Almost looks like I could feel it. A couple of minor suggestions. First there is a touch too much light on the right, and not enough on the left. A flashlight might work well for this. Also, if the cantoloupe hadn't been quite so ripe, you would have had some nice green spots to. ;-) karmat

Garden Angel
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Nice capture and I like the saturated colors. karmat

Close enough to touch
by Brazen Angel

Comment:
the squirrel is looking at me. Well framed adn composed,and I like that hte background is blurry. It causes attention to go to the squirrel. Also, leaving room at the bottom and not feeling the need to have the whole animal in the picture were good decisions. karmat

Yard Sale Item # 13
by leviadidas

Comment:
It comes across being a little flat. I like the contrast/complimentary colors of the blues and tans. I think to really make this picture stand out, I would get down more on level with the surface, and let the shadows create depth. That way the viewer would feel the surface more, instead of just seeing it. karmat