Idle
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
Is it idling or turned off? There's nothing in the LCD display, isn't that the odometer? A nice and strong and clear image. Maybe cropped a little too tight on the sides for me.

Zero-ing in on the Eyes
by ErikV

Comment:
Well, I suppose the eyes do look a bit like zeros. A bit of a stretch for this challenge, IMO. It is a wonderful shot of the owl, however.

145 Years
by davidw

Comment:
A nice portrait of this church. Maybe a touch tight on the cropping for my taste.

nonnegative integers
by ralph

Comment:
I generally like this, though the numbers tend to almost blend into the background in places. It may look different on my calibrated monitor at work. I'll have another look at this in the morning.

TWENTY
by imagesbytlp

Comment:
I really like the high key approach on this entry. Composition is spot on also. Well done.

Wishing Well
by Lonni

Comment:
Nice and detailed, perhaps could use a little more visual oomph and sparkle with some curves adjustments.

Another Dimension
by BarbB

Comment:
Kind of cool looking. Is this a glass paperweight?

chirpy
by Squirrel_OGreen

Comment:
White balance is wayyyy off, not much detail, some motion blur is evident as well. If this is an intentional effort for a brownie, you might get it. If it is not, I apologize for thinking so.

Focus
by millsa

Comment:
An excellent spin on the challenge topic.

Water Drop
by MYLC

Comment:
There is a lack of clarity to this photo and I think most of it is due to the use of excessive JPEG compression. Your file size of only 60k indicates a highly compressed image and that is what is robbing a lot of the detail and sharpness from this image. (Even a shallow DOF shot should have something that is sharp) Check your compression settings when you save your file. Always adjust JPEG compression so that your file size is as large as possible, but within the challenge limit. (150k for this one)