c o u r a g e
by Haneck

Comment by Ken:
Negative space works well Just the right amount of light on the plant.

c o u r a g e
by Haneck

Comment by Retroesque:
Lovely.

Portrait of a Toy
by Haneck

Comment by alexjack:
Sorry doesn't work for me 3

Jack

I hate cages.
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Comment by rosiehall:
I love this shot and I think that the border with its strong lines enhances the feeling of entrapment in the shot.
I love the how the face imerges from the darkness within.

c o u r a g e
by Haneck

Comment by Mikkel:
Cute plant but nothing courageous about it.

Portrait of a Toy
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Comment by Madukes:
This is just wonderful!! Great technique!

c o u r a g e
by Haneck

Comment by Blackstarlight0:
I really like this phto because the dark ness pushes the eye to the subject it's really neat!

c o u r a g e
by Haneck

Comment by jessy_pesce:
very simple. and there is something nice about this picture.
good work

Portrait of a Toy
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Comment by liberty:
Tell teddy, Great pose!! So adorable! great shot!

I hate cages.
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Comment by MWitt:
I just read the Critique Club's evaluation of your photo here.
I don't agree on the border. I think the border helps this photo with keeping the viewers eye from roaming outside the photo. The bars naturally lead the viewers eyes around the photo and the border keeps your eye from leaving. I also don't think the photo is over sharpened. Animal fur unfortunately looks over sharpened when there is a higher amount of contrast like there is between the cats eyes. There are no signs, that I can see, that much sharpening has been done. You don't see that halo around the whiskers or between the eye and eyelid that over sharpening would produce. I agree with the rest. Great shot, with a good challenge placement for a pet shot.