Day 2 - Red Pocket Knife
by Moose408

Comment by BigK:
Hey a Spyderco - am I right?

Nice shot!

Art Reconsiders the Wisdom of Reading Gulliver's Travels to the Woodies
by Moose408

Comment by bspurgeon:
Fantastic story . Composition could be better (maybe, I don't know, I'm referring to the arm placement)

Red Wall of a 1920's Gas Station
by Moose408

Comment by neophyte:
Really nice capture.

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by Kavey:
A cliche and for good reason! I like the composition, I love the backlit adult and child, I think the colours reflected on the wet sand are lovely, and of course, the scraped heart works very well.

Red Wall of a 1920's Gas Station
by Moose408

Comment by aKiwi:
Very cool composition and great colour.

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by jomari:
Absolutely beautiful. 10

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by Sugarpie:
Greeting card/postcard feeling to this. with an almost vintage type of look. 8

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by ErinKirsten:
I love this!!

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by Tlemetry:
The yellows aren't orange enough. This is an excellent time for complimentary color scheme. The yellow just seems to be a little bland against the strong blue. I like the band of blue dividing the yellow in two, but its also a bit bland. Maybe a half neutral density filter would have given more saturation in the upper part of the image, but Im not sure.
Another option is to crop just below the water for more impact on the heart.
I would have chosen to crop at the waist of the little kid. Just give a suggestion of the people playing in the water beyond. But thats a personal choice. The focus on the heart is great. But there are a lot of artifacts in the water that I would have cleaned up. This is advanced so I would have taken advantage of that. I wouldn't remove the ripples but the black specks.

Father & Child
by Moose408

Comment by rlewis:
Very nice, great water sheeting and color, the double heart is very effective.