Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by nova:
Well, sorry to be telling you that this one doesn't work for me, so I hope you won't mind if I explain my reasons. The subject's expression isn't something I want to view... he just looks upset, but there is no context as to why (with kids sometimes a reason isn't necessary, I know :) Also his placement in the frame, almost out of the frame actually, isn't the best. And finally the exposure is poor (his forehead and blond hair with no detail in the highlights, for example) and the b/w conversion seems flat. Don't mean to be ultra-critical as this may sound, but it's how it strikes me, and I hope you'll find my comment helpful. Best to you, Ray

Loveseat
by JuliBoc

Comment by TesAce:
Clever idea and title.

Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by muur88:
i would have called it "little angle", as that platic thing looks like a halo. left wondering why the hand won out in the composition over his brother.

Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by rickhd13:
could maybe have worked better cropping mom out completely

Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by RamblinR:
There is nothing of interest in the shot. Doesn't evoke any feeling from me.

Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by noraneko:
This is a good capture of emotion. Unfortunately, the photo has an odd green tint - might be a filter setting on your camera?

Mmmm... Salad Bar
by JuliBoc

Comment by Kelli:
Sorry, I gave this a 4 in voting. It seemed a bit OOF and the white of the cottage cheese(?) gave it an odd look.

Black-Vulture
by JuliBoc

Comment by levyj413:
Wow. Now THAT's some sharp, in-focus detail! With a very nice blurred background that still provides context. Unlike, say, a certain dinner plate shot that shall go unnamed. ;)

Stroller
by JuliBoc

Comment by f-32:
awesome photo - wish it were sepia instead of that greenish effect... it'd be better in b&$w but I LIKE the image! 8

Black-Vulture
by JuliBoc

Comment by Melethia:
Great detail on this guy! Not an easy thing to do with things in the color of black, either. For fun, you may want to try a square crop, though I'm not sure he fits - the way he's posed (nice of him to do that!) forms a very nice strong diagonal.