See You Later Alligator
by Gatorguy

Comment:
LOL! Cute. How in the WORLD did you get this shot posed? Difficult, I'm sure. Still, the tail's details are so lovely, that when I get to his face, I still want to see that detail and it's a bit washed out. Advanced editing would have allowed you to dodge/burn his face to accomodate me, I think. *grin* (not voting)

Commence Commerce
by banmorn

Comment:
Clever title. I like the busyness of it. Perhaps some contrast would help? (not voting)

Face in The Crowd
by skasuba

Comment:
I'm not loving the foreground person being so much in competiion with the subject for viewing rights. I wonder if cropping it almost half out would have done the same thing and still let the subject have control over the image. (not voting)

Its Not Smoke, Its not what you think, Its never been seen on DPC
by mgarsteck

Comment:
Wow. Fascinating image. I'm not sure what it is, but I like it. (not voting)

Potlatch Bowl
by Emerkaza

Comment:
very intereting perspective. I like it. Most would shoot from the other entd. The lighting is good, too. (not voting)

Barbadian Slave Hut ...circa 1820
by MsAmbrosia

Comment:
The processing here is either wonderful or awful. I can't decide. :)

I certainly don't remember ever seeing a Barbadian slave hut here before! :) (not voting)

Primal Scream!
by dsa157

Comment:
Body Paint doesn't seem all that rare here, so I don't know about "Never Seen on DPC!", but this is very well done, I'm sure you know. :) The light/shadows add interest, too.

If I were to nitpick, I'd ask for a bit more in the model's right eye. congrats on a fascinating image. (not voting)

White Phase Whitetail Buck
by chickadeezl

Comment:
This is a good sharp image. I'm not good at photographing wildlife, it's very difficult, but I think what separates this one, from the ones that are ribbon-winners is that this one seems to be caught in an awkward moment... like half step of movement.

Also, the background is cluttered and distrating. Getting the right balance of isolating the subject, yet still keepint it all sharp is very difficult, I'm sure.

This one used the background to set it off and the animal feels still and not awkward to me. Keep at it. Noone starts out getting perfect wildlife shots. (not voting)

Egg Separator
by vawendy

Comment:
LOL! Some stuff I don't WANT to see on DPC! :)

Perhaps a smidgeon more light on his eyes would help. They're dark on my monitor.

It's disgusting and very well snot... err... I mean shot. Well shot.

(not voting)

Suspendingly Bonding
by JulietNN

Comment:
Lovely contrasty image. I also like the annonymousness of not seeing his face. (not voting)