Peek
by Alecia

Comment by patriciabrown2001:
Your shooting angle is very nice and the composition is great.

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by Pidd:
This is a great shot. I love how both the dog and the window panes stand out against the darker backdrop and the placement on the page is perfect. I can't give you a vote but if I could, it would be at least an 8. Great job.

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by ttreit:
Nice cropping and contrast. Defiintely fulfills the challenge.

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by smellyfish1002:
Nothing but a 10 will work for this image. Great technicals, great composition! Perfect all the way around. Great job! JD Anderson

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by Everyday Renee:
Incredible shot! I love the emotions of it all. I love the face of the dog, the intent eyes, the wood grills, the curtains, the dog being off-center, the black and white. 10

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by Sandy:
How cute...who can deny this one?

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by MikeO:
My favourite of the challenge - great capture works very well in b&w

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by SoulHunter74:
great shot and composition

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by cosmichaiku:
Lots for the eye to linger on here... the peeling paint, the textured curtain, and the dog's expression is perfect. Nice work!

Peek
by Alecia

Comment by jmsetzler:
This is great. It's what I would call a 'perfect photo' if i had taken it myself. I commented on another pet photo today that was excellent also. Pets are 'cliche' and everyone takes photos of their pets at one time or another. Most of them look like they would make good additions to the family album rather than a piece of art worthy of framing and hanging on the wall. This photo falls into the 'hang the friggin thing on the wall' category. The old window frame really makes this shot for me. Maybe this is an old house and this window has seen more than its fair share of paint coats over its history... The window not being clean also adds a wonderful element to that overall effect. I don't know anything about the dog since it's not my pet, but this one is speaking to me. When I get an image of a dog in my mind, I'm thinking about that tongue hanging out and the dog is ready to go... come on.. lets' go.. hurry up.. i'm ready.. lets go :) This dog, however, isn't saying that to me. This dog may be sad. He (or she) may also be 'curious' about something outside the window... like the guy with the camera :D The ear seems perked up in such a way that the dog is intrigued by whatever is in his field of view... I can't really say much more here other than DAMN.... I wish this was part of my own portfolio :) Kudos on a great piece of photography... this is my fav of the week... = 10