The Shoes Sentinel
by sarimili

Comment by th3ph17:
needs a bit more light for more contrast. Cute though.

The Shoes Sentinel
by sarimili

Comment by SandyP:
Awwww. . . how could you not love a pair of shoes with that little fellow dressing them up!!!!! (sorry if he's a she) VERY cute picture. I may have loved it even more if it were just the shoes and the pup in the picture without the other stuff, but I do love this one!

The Shoes Sentinel
by sarimili

Comment by dahkota:
I don't understand why you added the candle and the haning thing. Simple is much better. Crop out the left half and it would greatly improve your composition. The focus should be the dogs expression, which would make this a winning image. A lower point of view may improve it just a touch. I don't mean to be harsh but this image has a lot of great things going for it - the perfect subject (the shoes and the dog) with extraneous details than take away from its charm. So, I'm covering up the left side and working from there. The image is just ever so slightly out of focus. Except for the purple cast on the left side, the lighting is pretty good. I like the way the dog and the shoes are composed. 7 - good luck in the challenge.

The Shoes Sentinel
by sarimili

Comment by tcmartin:
Seems like there is unnecessary clutter. Coming down on the angle and just shooting the pup and shoes might have been another alternative. Very cute however.

The Shoes Sentinel
by sarimili

Comment by johansec:
Pulling the "cute" card on us, are you? Well it works every time.

The Milky Paw
by sarimili

Comment by stam:
VERY CUE LOVE THE CAT

The Milky Paw
by sarimili

Comment by HVGB_photos:
Vote=3
Image is blurred and artifacted. Subject matter is too "cute". Too bad, could have been a better shot.

The Milky Paw
by sarimili

Comment by soonergirl:
Great shot!

The Milky Paw
by sarimili

Comment by larsc:
this picture would have been alot better if it wasnt so blurry...but i like the concept...

The Milky Paw
by sarimili

Comment by pacpinto:
A bit out of focus. Also, either you cropped too much and ended up with a small image, or the JPEG quality setting was very low. Or so it seems...