Ethan
by WendyWoo

Comment:
I'm not fond of the soft b/w treatment on this one, and the way just the tip of his head is cut off in the frame.

Marti Pellow
by WendyWoo

Comment:
I like this one. Very powerful.

Between the Cypresses
by karenk

Comment:
I really like the lower 1/3 of this, but the huge mass of fine branches at the top are overpowering and distracting. I would suggest cropping a little above that horizontal branch above the goose's head.

A portal to the skyline
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Wow. I'll be surprised if this does not come in close to the top.

Ready, Set, Go
by smesser13

Comment:
I like the texture of the concrete, but the photo overall just does not impact me.

Moonlight
by rema15

Comment:
Some low contrast and so-so lighting. I do think this would work if you punched up the colors and contrast a bit.

Your file size is only 17k. JPEG compression is surely the culprit for a lot of the lack of clarity. It's highly visible around his ears. For challenges, always save your files with the least amount of compression that comes in under the file size limit. (150k for this challenge)

Which Way Now?
by CEJ

Comment:
The teddy bear tells the story. I would not have read this as "Running away from home" without it.

Frame it.
by LMA128

Comment:
Taking framing literally, I see. This is really cute. There is a bit of backlighting, causing her face to be in shadows.

Bunny's Favorite Spot
by boyhuntsforbliss

Comment:
Cute, but otherwise it's kind of a plain snapshot. We had a rabbit living in our yard for a couple of seasons. Her name was "Mrs.Fluffybuns".

High Enough for Ships to Pass
by HeiSch

Comment:
A nice view, though something is lacking for me. maybe that the view is a bit too far from the bridge for me. perhaps standing back a few feet and using some zoom might still get the tree framing it, but more bridge. DOF might then be a problem. Maybe a touch heavy on the sharpening. Not totally sure...