Not You Again
by ppritche

Comment:
In many ways, this is a great photo. You've framed the subject nicely, and he/she has a great expression. The paw they're lying on is a nice touch. It's a shame thought about the burnt out highlights... it's just a tad over-exposed. The background and surface the cat is lying on is too similar in hue to the subject, which definietly lessens the impact of the shot. With some though about what should be behind and under the cat, this could have been really good. 6

Watching Over
by phantomemma

Comment:
Huh? I don't see how this meets the challenge. 3

Tierd old man
by toti

Comment:
Oh dear, such a great shot and spoilt by the rather small image size. Perhaps attention to detail could have helped the title of the shot as well. Great character shot, could possibly have scored much higher if the picture was a decent size. Score: 6

z z z z z
by vtruan

Comment:
The problem with b&w here, is that the subject's textures merge into his background, making it difficult to tell at first what it is. 5

Victoria Baths
by Paulk

Comment:
The tilted horizon is making me feel wobbly. 4

Neon baby
by mweintr

Comment:
Interesting, I like portraits from this point of view... I did one for the Macro challenge. The posterisation effect here is a bit extreme for my taste, but it doesn't seem too gratuitous. 7

Sleepy Kitty
by artisticfusion

Comment:
I wish this picture was bigger! Great photo, but it's hard to tell at this size. 6

Sleeping Ethel
by nator

Comment:
I like the dark humour of this shot. 6

HeadShot
by kvoraotsady

Comment:
Subject does not appear to be placed, seated, or lying stably, and I don't feel calm in this shot. 4

Almost Made it
by pylorns

Comment:
Great shot... shame you didn't adjust the white balance though. I reckon this would have been better without the orange colour cast. 6