Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by jellokitty01:
A little too blury for my taste and a liitle distracting.

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by Dremelman:
colors are dull and seems a little out of focus.

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by paynekj:
This could do with an increase in contrast, and possibly cropping to just show the cat's head.

Reflections
by Doorskidder

Comment by teachme53:
I like the idea you tried to achieve. If you were making yourself Waldo then you were successful in meeting the challenge. There are several things that if done differently your score would have been higher. 1. Try and create a different point of view than straight on. 2. Get a reflection of someone other than yourself shooting the picture. This makes it look like an accident. 3. When you decide on your shot try and find a time that you can get the best lighting possible. This will make your colors richer and your reflection more powerful. Luck is a big part of photography, but sometimes you need to plan your shot and then if everything works perfectly, which is where the luck comes in your get that winning shot. Good luck in the future. John Gill

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by kiwiness:
Wow nice yellow eyes! You should have increased the saturation on this photo and it would have enhanced it remarkably! There are a number of ways of doing this, I usually use the hue/saturation adjustment or curves adjustment in Photoshop.

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by PTLParsons:
Beautiful expession. Sharpen up the focus a little and you have in the ribbons.

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by KimInNB:
I don't really feel this meets the challenge - it's an orange cat!!

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by jmsetzler:
This is a beautiful cat :) I believe that the color in this image is a little flat and the contrast is a bit weak also... The theme of 'yellow' could be stronger with some more contrast in the image :) - setzler

Intrigued
by Doorskidder

Comment by OneSweetSin:
what a cute kitten

Reflections
by Doorskidder

Comment by PTLParsons:
Appears to be a reflective shot of Waldo. And personally I do not feel that meets the challenge. As a photo this needs a sharper focus. A photo of lots of writing is very hard to get a doo focus of. But even the frames don't have a sharp focus.