A Son and His Dog
by loudzgamer

Comment by agenkin:
The dog and the neck of the guitar are facing to the left, and yet you composed this with empty space on the right, for some reason; sorry, but the composition is not working here. Also, the subject is hardly interesting for me.

A Son and His Dog
by loudzgamer

Comment by Koriyama:
For me, the challenge was to use the off-centredness in some purposeful way to aid the photograph. Here, I get the impresssion that the subject might as well be in any part of the frame.

A Son and His Dog
by loudzgamer

Comment by jencurrie:
Looks a bit out of focus.

A Son and His Dog
by loudzgamer

Comment by kari1:
The picture seems slightly askew.

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by e301:
I've come to this through the 350D page - and I can't believe it isn't up near the top of that page. There are certainly elements I'd want to correct with another session - impact would be gained from a crop that placed the skater a touch more strongly, and keeping an entire shadow would have emphasised the disconnection from the ground - but your sense of the graphic in the background, the brightness and toning across those surfaces really speak of the bright sun - those should surely have got you a higher score ... neat work

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by graphicfunk:
Exciting, to say the least.

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by Imagineer:
Great action and capture. I'd like to have seen this in portrait format with the whole shadow.

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by Pano:
don't know what kind of trick that is but it looks like a mess-up

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by RKT:
Love the luminous tones and light...not just your basic skater pic.

Safe Landing
by loudzgamer

Comment by Man_Called_Horse:
nice pix. good blacks and whites. nice light and shadow. nice comp. maybe a wee more work on the crop.