pansy
by Btrainx1

Comment:
It's only very barely off-center, making it look accidental. A graphic design book I recently read had some useful things that I keep in mind for photography, too, among them, "If you're going to be the same, be *the same*. And if you're going to be different, be *really different*." Something that's on the 'almost' line between feels strange, whereas a strong push one way or the other would feel bolder, more finished.

"Yummy"
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
Are you sure you didn't mean to save this for black on black? :->

Fox at Night
by wsoo

Comment:
It's cockeyed, but not particularly off-center, IMHO.

Reach for the sky
by brentg3

Comment:
This feels very centered, though somewhat asymmetrical. Good colors and focus, but have to grade it down on theme-matching. 4.

Taylor, Home at Home
by Paige

Comment:
I love the shape of her lips/smile, and the wry curve of cheek in her half-grin. Good choice to blur out the background.

Her red coat
by dasser

Comment:
The shot is busy enough, and the focus still sharp past the main subject, that the eye isn\'t drawn anywhere in particular, wandering instead over the table behind the girl.

Chubby Cheeks
by connie

Comment:
Not really off-center (or not nearly as much as some others in the competition), so I have to grade it a little lower than I would if the topic were, say, Hunger, Animals, Thrift, or Caught in the Act. In any of those this might well be a 9 or 10-point shot; focus is lovely, DOF just right for my tastes, colors varied enough not to bore, expression and pose very cute. However, as it is, 5.

Come Away With Me
by arnit

Comment:
This would make a great jigsaw puzzle, 450-1000 pieces or so. :->

Moonshot
by hughletheren

Comment:
WOW. You must have an amazing lens, I can never get the moon anywhere near that big!

Scooter (Detail Study)
by SharQ

Comment:
It's high-key enough that the highlights on the tree and the bike seem almost to be holes cut in the picture, revealing the white sky. A very odd effect.