Curious Cows
by fmalan

Comment:
I adore cow shots, this is one of the best I've seen, lovely light and they behaved themselves beautifully for you. Its quite a feeling being down that low to those big beasts, isn't it!

watching it
by bmartuch

Comment:
A great photojournalistic shot, nicely toned

Solitude
by gtroia

Comment:
This is beautifully done, the clarity and light handling is excellent. Great mood too

Kung Fu Panda
by Lorene

Comment:
lol, first I looked at the enormous nappy, then the stance, then the title, its very funny. I'm sure she's an absolute darling and will hate you for giving it that title forever ;-) Excellent lighting and capture

Easter Sunday
by shanksware

Comment:
I love whats going on here, the kids are completely natural and the look on the very little boy's face is priceless.

Flight of the Great Hornbill
by andrewt

Comment:
is he/she carrying a carrot stick? what an extraordinary bird, well captured

Seattle-ish
by jaysonmc

Comment:
there is so much you can do with this scene, I would really encourage you to go back there and keep shooting it. A longer exposure would bring a silkiness to the water, and those poles could be captured as the focal point, with less sky and more city in the background.

Just Another Day
by cmtc

Comment:
lol, swine flu? Great shot, I like your style

Evening Grace
by good_ham

Comment:
I really like the pose on this shot, but it is just that tiny bit too dark, making the silhouette soft and the eye struggles to see the power of the image. Its so nearly there, but an adjustment in curves might bring it out a little better, whilst still retaining the moody dark feeling

On Daffodil Hill
by jdixonsd

Comment:
The composition of this shot is just lovely, as are the colours. The only thing is that there isn't an identifiable focal point in sharp focus, possibly due to the light (I'm assuming you focused on the shed, but its a bit hazy). Was it taken in the middle of the day? Perhaps earlier or later might bring out more clarity and allow you to really grab the eye to either the forward daffodils or the shed