C'est à qui de promener le chien?
by JimiRose

Comment:
Well composed, creative, and meets the challenge. But it just doesn't strike me. I wish I had something more constructive to say than that. 6

Silent Night
by colorcarnival

Comment:
I may be wrong here, but I feel like I can see an overgenerous use of blurring to 'soften' the image. I don't know, something just doesn't look right. I think it's a wonderful moment and a great capture, but the final product looks oddly 'cartoony' to me. I would love to see the original. 6.

Fun with Uncle Josh
by GreycieBoo

Comment:
A cute moment, but lacking photographicaly speaking. beware of harsh shadows and greasy reflections. 5.

Boy crashes toy helicopter into Aunt Jane's head.
by bvy

Comment:
It's too bad that the bottle is in the way and the image couldn't have been framed more on Aunt Jane and her battle with the helicopter. A good moment and the look on her face is priceless. Keep refining. keep shooting.

C A K E
by eyeduphotos

Comment:
not a single booger......I call shenanigans!
Great shot. Kind of looks like somebody else could be feeding him.
9.

Braving The Sales
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
There isn't a single thing I don't like about this image. Great lines, great framing, focus and DOF. I feel like I can hear the hustle. 10.

Mom's not looking
by rembo

Comment:
I loled. 8

Double Delight
by RKT

Comment:
This is beautiful. I can feel the energy of the fun day at the aquarium, hear the noises, and see the sighs just by looking at this picture. Though, looking at it all at once and keeping thoughts on the subject is difficult for me. I think a tighter crop down would have made this a stronger image. Cheers on the 8.

Whistler's Brother
by franktheyank

Comment:
Great DOF, subject, and framing. I wonder how much time he spends on those sideburns....
9

Christmas Shopping
by Mark1966

Comment:
I love this. Even with the totally minimalist approach to the post-processing, this picture stands out above the rest to me.
I've never met this man and from your picture alone, I want to know him. His story, where he was going, who/what he was thinking about, where his jacket with it's work leather and old old stains came from. The most evocative picture I'm yet to see in this challenge. 10.