Afternoon sunlight
by ladpupmoe

Comment by Natator:
Very nicely done indeed.

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by WILDBLUE:
7.

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by jmsetzler:
I can't see any benefit to not having this entire image in focus.

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by TooCool:
Awesome contrast in colors! Love the blue against red! The DOF is quite shallow though making the mac & cheese look not so appetizing! Also the reflections on the macaroni are distracting!

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by Neuferland:
One of my favs and this one isn't from a box is it? the DOF on this shot is just a bit off with the front so fuzzy and just a bit more red than I would have liked. I'm giving you an 8, tighter cropping would have earned at least a 9 :)

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by tfarrell23:
suggestive delight ? I don't think I would eat it....lol

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by A Weaver:
My favorite dish. Add a little smoked sausage to it and you have a masterpiece. Maybe a little dash of pepper! A little blury in the forground. Good luck

The inside of a Geode
by ladpupmoe

Comment by Faye Pekas:
The bright white is distracting as are the white specks on the bottom right. The top left 2/3 of the photo is gorgeous. A crop of just that part might have been better. With a gold and black border :)

Macaroni & Cheese
by ladpupmoe

Comment by HBunch:
Mac and cheese and tomatoes?? That just looks discusting. As for the photo, it seems that the DOF is a bit shallow. TOO shallow. The only part that really stands out to me as being at all in focus is the edge of the tomato. Also, the shot seems grainy. Especially in the blue area. It bothers me that the large area of mac and cheese in the bottom right is badly out of focus. I would prefer this part to be in focus. ~Heather~

Entomology ~ The study of insects
by ladpupmoe

Comment by Beagleboy:
Decent bug shot but overexposed. Shooting the little guy from another angle might have eliminated the glare on the wing and the eye. Almost looks like you used a direct flash, which is almost always too harsh.