Hooter 2.jpg
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Awwwwww!!!! Too cute.

Where do Pineapples come from?
by DaveMac

Comment:
Nice landscape, great old rusty-crusty, and the full USDA recommended daily serving of quirkiness. This shot has it all.

Cyberpunk
by VitaminB

Comment:
I like it, but it feels like I am judging this based in large part on the skill of the graffiti artist.

How do you do?
by davisambrose

Comment:
Grog's females will be pleased with Grog for bringing seafood back from hunt. Grog is great provider. Now hold still for Grog and do not snap claws...

Are They Stealing His Wallet?
by Tom

Comment:
I don't care about his wallet, I want to steal his bike!

Morning Aspens
by davidw

Comment:
I like where you were going with this, but it seems to need a little more visual oomph to me.

Badlands National Park, SD
by annig

Comment:
Scene makes Grog homesick...

Sooo hungry!
by pixelstudio

Comment:
Nooooooo!!! It's a trap!!! Stay away from the glowing container on the bottom shelf!!!!! (It may that time of year to clean out the uneaten leftovers...)

Red Boats
by hesitant

Comment:
I like this scene overall, though I do find the bottom of the scene seems to be visually heavier with those bright red barges. My eye wants to explore the interesting old houses, but keeps getting dragged down to the bottom. Certainly worth a vote on the positive side, in spite of my nitpick.

Splish Splash
by JustCaree

Comment:
A fun shot, but it does come off as a snapshot. One thing I found recently when I was photographing the "splash day" at a YMCA, was that by using my 250mm lens and a fairly wide aperture, the busy background was nicely blurred and it improved the pics tremendously. Either that, or getting really close to the subject did the trick. Pool shots certainly have their own issues.