Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by w24x192:
I like the texture here and the sepia treatment. The moment in which you captured this squirrel fits with your title, as it seems anxious and pensive, like it discovered it is recently missing something important. I think that without the scar from the broken limb, this would still be a good photo, but not as appealing and not nearly as interesting. A well-seen scene. Good luck

Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by hotpasta:
great composition and textures in the bark...an excellent shot...nice treatment in ps

Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by olddj:
nicely thought out pose, title IMO would be better in color as rear end of squirrel gets lost into tree, otherwise nice shot

Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by scantin:
Nice image. Maybe a little dark for my taste.

Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by melismatica:
Nice tonal range in the b&w and the bit of grain gives this a gritty, urban edge which your title reinforces. I really like it.

Homeless
by LoulouNoire

Comment by tonyv:
Take the wildlife out of this, adjust the composition sligtly and you have a wonderful study of contrasting textures, especially in BW

shoes too...
by LoulouNoire

Comment by bram:
Nice idea, perhaps if there were other garments leading to the bed it would be more evocative Also, whatever that black thing is on the white cover is rather distracting...kinda looks like a penguin.... On the other hand, if you keep penguins in your bedroom, my hats off to you....

shoes too...
by LoulouNoire

Comment by Glen King:
Oh come one, it's sexier with nothing but the shoes. Really nice bokeh. The only change I might like would be a different drape on the couch. Thats a pretty minor problem. Good Job.

shoes too...
by LoulouNoire

Comment by coley3:
I like it...feels a little sad and really lonely. Alot of emotion for a single frame. great.

shoes too...
by LoulouNoire

Comment by TheresaA:
Nice composition, lots of action. Like how my eye was led from the shoe to the coach, to the lady in the back ground and the use of soft colors.