See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by johnny_justjohnny:
feel like i should give you extra points for getting that close to a gator to achieve your shot.

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by Lustre:
The graininess of the photo suggests that perhaps digital zoom was used. Also, it took me a little while to fully understand the image (what was reflection, etc) - perhaps it is cropped to tightly. You chose a very complimentary green for the border but perhaps the black could have been a little smaller.

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by PTLParsons:
After while crocadile. But it's not a very clear photo of the aligator. It's hard to recognize with the eye being about all there is. And the green is too much, making it disappear ino the out of focus part in the bottom left corner. Appears too grainy for me. Nice idea though. 4 PTL

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by erin_m02:
Would have loved less border, more alligator. =-) 6

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by joanns:
It's green. I can't make out anything but an eye. I'll take your word for it that it's a gator. wish it was more in focus, at least so the animal was recognizable.

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by Swashbuckler:
Neat shot! Is this a baby? Something about the back of his head bothers me, but I can't describe what. Neat reflections. Challenge met. 7 Swash

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by goodtempo:
it's difficult to tell what the subject is, it might be a little too close but it has great color and tonal range.

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by ChrisW123:
It's cropped to closely. Hard to tell what it is.

You Wish !!
by miss parker

Comment by psychephylax:
A visit from the Critique Club :)

Things I really like about this image is the repeating shapes of the chairs, perfect depth of field, the antique tone and almost perfect exposure. I find especially interesting the patterns from the sun on the walkway. This train is very clean, not like our New York subways and railroad :(

There are a few things I am disappointed at, for example the slight tilt of the camera to the left. This draws more attention to the overexposed windows to the left. Also, this photo seems kind of desolate, I really wish there were more people in the photo. The connection to the challenge would have been even stronger.

See You Later, Aligator... (Bill Haley)
by miss parker

Comment by UberFish:
The framing on this is really annoying.