Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by levyj413:
Nice story here. I'd suggest increasing the contrast, though, on each picture. Make the chipmunk stand out, and darken the surrounding.

Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by andrea22_als:
maybe try darkening the image or upping the contrast a little to make it 'pop'...nice shots of the chipmunk!

Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
Cute little thing - Has to be said though the flash catchlights in his eyes are distracting and because the flash has been used ontop of the camera or along side it this has made the images look very flat. If you notice your top image has good contrast and nice blacks which is good. This is how the others should have been edited too.

Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by kteach:
Cute series of shots that work well together. The whole presentation could have been enhanced by a bit of editing... perhaps a contrast or levels adjustment. The top photo looks a bit crisper with more color compared to the other two.

Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by MaryO:
Cute sequence. I would fix the chipmunk's red eyes and use a darker border/background so as to not distract from the images.

The photographer
by ladpupmoe

Comment by posthumous:
I imagine the big square part of your composition is his photograph. He must have one of them large-format cameras! ;) 8

The photographer
by ladpupmoe

Comment by DefyTime:
Good B&W...like the shadows

Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by kandykarml:
I think if you bumped up the saturation & contrast on this, it would have made the images pop more. The brown background is also a bit distracting. It doesn't really pull any color from the images or enhance them. I think a black or white would have made a big difference. IMHO

The photographer
by ladpupmoe

Comment by cutout:
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Chipmuck's home
by ladpupmoe

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Cute not too sure of the brown border though