Enemy to the Crow
by neenee1999

Comment by DrAchoo:
Statues and figurines did not meet the challenge in my opinion.

Enemy to the Crow
by neenee1999

Comment by Beach_mel:
Technically the lighting is poor and challenge wise, I'm not following what emotion this guy is evoking in me, it's missing me.

Butterflies are Free
by neenee1999

Comment by penina:
cute!!!

Butterflies are Free
by neenee1999

Comment by HVGB_photos:
Complementary colours are pairs of opposite colours that contrast strongly when compared to each other. The challenge called for two complementary colors to compose your photograph but in your photo I see reds, oranges, yellows and blues as well as a range of greens, and those colours gives a different effect from tones of a single predominating colour against tones of its opposite or complementary colour.

I think your submission would have been a stronger demonstration of complementary colours if you had cropped the image to show just the girl in her blue/black dress with the goldenrod flower, eliminating the greens altogether, and the butterfly wings, which do not contribute to the complementary colour effect.

Butterflies are Free
by neenee1999

Comment by KarenNfld:
I think there are too many things going on in this photo to see the complementary colours. Maybe you should have concentrated more on 2 colours.

Butterflies are Free
by neenee1999

Comment by Antanas:
Overall - nice portrait.

My Weekend Destination
by neenee1999

Comment by CLarson557:
Nice colors and reflection. Would likie to see better focus.

My Weekend Destination
by neenee1999

Comment by nomad469:
There is no detail here that grabs me okay so there is a boat ... so what ... this is pretty un-interesting -2

My Weekend Destination
by neenee1999

Comment by Tammer:
For me, I wish the city lights were either a bit higher or lower instead of right in the middle. I find photos more interesting when the main subject isn't right in the middle. Nice concept.

My Weekend Destination
by neenee1999

Comment by kirbic:
I know the boat is technically your subject, and is in focus, however I feel the BG lights in this case need to be in focus as well. A smaller aperture and/or slightly different focus point would have helped immensely I think.