Day13
by Charlene

Comment by Alicia:
I love the lightness of the tones here. Composition is great and draws the eyes to all the right places. I'm wondering how this photo would have looked with a white frame. The black seems a little heavy for the airiness of the image. It's great that you didn't go overboard with the contrast. I find that hard to do sometimes - so I'll take this as an inspiration to try to create that kind of lightness in a photo soon.

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by Alicia:
I love this! The whole thing is awesome - the girl in the corner, the frame and lines created by the monkey bars, those crazy sunglasses - it's great. Contrast and tones are wonderful, too.

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by krnodil:
Nice clarity and tones on the subject and I like how she's just swinging out of frame, but find the trees to be a distracting background. I'm seeing this maybe as a portrait orientation with much of the bar going left cropped out - all the bar on the left seems to draw the eye in that direction away from the subject.

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by jaysonmc:
Fun movement outside of the frame. This shows that a picture does not have to be contained within the frame and let's the mind fill in the rest. Very nice shot.

Day13
by Charlene

Comment by jaysonmc:
Interesting shot. Looks like a "cramped/cozy" barn. Wonderful how it all fits in the frame. Stunning picture.

Day13
by Charlene

Comment by sevilduvarci:
i like the composition, very nice one.

Dirty Pig Lovers
by Charlene

Comment by bubeltrubel:
This actually made me laugh!

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by Retroesque:
Totally spectacular WONDERUL capture! LOVE IT!

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by CapeSail:
Nice shot, if only we could position the sun to where we want it. Very cute picture of the subject.

Day14
by Charlene

Comment by alexjack:
I really like the look on her face, the processing on her as well. I'm not too fond of the background and the blown out area on the upper 1/3 of the shot. The pipe (bar) tends to really draw a hard stop from teh lower to the upper part of the picture. A crop that really focuses on her may work better.

Jack