Pure Bred Corella
by Someamateur

Comment:
A shot of an animal in a cage doesn't convey 'purity' to me.

Chaste
by RKT

Comment:
Nice effect. Needs cropping a little on the right hand side IMO. I wonder what the oof circles are, I like them!

Pure
by Chinarosepetal

Comment:
Wow, bold and minimalist! I like it. Nicely seen and lit. Perhaps not quite enough to justify a really big score though...

Pure poverty
by mathixphoto

Comment:
Man, have some respect! This is a terrible shot with no compassion. It feels like finger pointing.

Peek-A-Boo
by cools98

Comment:
Very nice, but I feel the effect is overdone on the forehead. I also feel that she is a mutant as I want to see a little of the other eyebrow. The remaining eye has a lot of impact though. Somthing about the pose doesn't quite work... it feels that she's struggling to remove a flower which has been stuck up her nose rather than coyly hiding behind it. Perhaps the eye should be a bit nearer the flower?

driven snow
by briantammy

Comment:
Snow does give a sense of purity, but I don't feel it in this photo.

Purity
by johngalt

Comment:
The eyes should ALWAYS be the element of the shot which is in focus, here it's the hair nearest the camera. As a rule, try to get people looking INTO negative space. Here, everything left of the eyes really serves no purpose in the photo.

Pure Innocence
by Lipstudios

Comment:
This communicates innocence in the way that ANY photo of a baby would communicate it. The composition isn't great, I'd have been tempted to crop out the forehead, which focuses attention on the eyes, mouth and hand. I would definitely have included a little more of the lower arm. The expression isn't amazing, especially the mouth. It's about capturing the special moments, and I don't believe this is one of them. The foreground element that the baby is lying on doesn't work for me with the composition.

PURE   SOFT
by emilarab

Comment:
Soft-focus gone mad! Nice composition though. Real shame it's been killed by overusing the blur.

Pure Love
by skylercall

Comment:
Looks blurry rather than soft-focus. Soft-focus still needs to communicate that the photographer knows how to focus. Could do with a slightly tighter crop to remove whatever is behind the baby's head and the other person's shoulder for more impact. Baby's face is slightly overexposed. I'd prefer a little more photo above the person's eyes. Was it deliberate to chop the ear?