A Race of Very Big People...
by raish

Comment by pastortimmr:
exposure of the door/ground/walls is good- but looks a bit blown out on the foreground subject. Great use of a close subject to give the perception of a massive size difference (with a title to match). A slow sync flash a longer exposure could have helped balance out the lighting in this one.

Lonesome Pine Development corp.
by raish

Comment by Melethia:
One wonders sometimes when building planners and landscapers do their thing if they really take into consideration time and the fact trees are living, growing things. He seems to have enough room, but perhaps just barely. On the other hand, his height fills the view from within, which is probably a nice thing. It's amazing how much snow he's holding, too. (And I note you have Inngangs instead of Eingangs.)

Before it all Starts
by raish

Comment by briantammy:
i can't figure out what this is. lighting equipment at a park?

Learning new language with new technology
by raish

Comment by Ann:
This is good. It would work in a newspaper article about immigrants.

Suffer the little children...
by raish

Comment by Ann:
Great subject. I'm wondering if you could do this without the flash, to get rid of the shiny spot on her forehead and pinpoints in her eyes.

Suffer the little children...
by raish

Comment by Judi:
Try and aim the focus on the childs eyes for more impact.

Learning new language with new technology
by raish

Comment by Judi:
Great lighting and colour range...the lack of interest in the photographer works well here.

Before it all Starts
by raish

Comment by ThingFish:
Looks pretty silent to me but I have no idea what it's all about or what is about to start. 4

We don't do 'still'
by raish

Comment by rlewis:
Out of focus, the white balance seems off, blurry

We don't do 'still'
by raish

Comment by Lydia:
She's adorable, but if you want a high score, you'll have to convince her to "do still". :)