Come on boss, like to visit my good friend Ben (8/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by nam:
He shows so well against the light! Love his alert and inquisitive expression. Did you go?

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by Ann:
A very sweet shot. As far as what you could do with the editing, I might add a slight vignette. Other people noticed the white pole behind him. I didn't notice that, but I noticed the white pole on the right edge of the frame. A bit of a vignette might take that down so it's not as noticeable. Otherwise, I tend to prefer a natural look, so I'm probably not the right person to ask.

Renault Clio 1.5d Express 'Bi-Directional' Concept Car
by Kroburg

Comment by Teafran:
The real question is which is the front and which is the front. Great image - love it. A ten just for whimsy.

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by kasaba:
... the pole ... mentioned below already.
I love the way the coat seems to "reflect" (?) the blue/black of the gangway. Have you tried a B&W conversion to perhaps get rid of the yellow/beige wall in the BG and see what a B&W would look like? Maybe even go B&W and then colour it with the blue that you see in the gangway now - I very much like that colour. Just an idea because you were asking for ideas. Don't knowe if it would improve your current image.

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by Dennisheckman:
He does take charge doesn't he?

Renault Clio 1.5d Express 'Bi-Directional' Concept Car
by Kroburg

Comment by CanonShooter:
The saturation on the car is a bit too high for my taste. It makes the car look very flat and one dimensional, almost like a cardboard cutout.

Renault Clio 1.5d Express 'Bi-Directional' Concept Car
by Kroburg

Comment by Jutilda:
Push me pull you car. LOL

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by mitalapo:
how proud he is with his tail

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by ciaeagle:
So cute. I concur with the aforementioned pole and human comments. I also love how even his tail is poised to jump toward whatever he is looking at. Most of the lines in the photo point to or intersect with Hoover except for the horizontal line in the foreground. I can't decide if it's a distraction or additional interest.

How do I get there? (7/52)
by Kroburg

Comment by nam:
Such an alert looking fellow. I think his fur looks great - crisp and well defined. Agree about the pole but sometimes there's no choice. He's growing up before our eyes.