Protector
by pitsaman

Comment:
Neat. I think this would be great for stock photography. I can imagine it illustrating an article or a pamphlet on religion. I like the angle you took this photo at, and I think black and white works well in making it appropriately bland to be a backdrop to other material without losing its interest.

One Room Schoolhouse
by Tarbini

Comment:
Lovely. Those trees are amazing in black and white. The perspective on the building is very fetching. I'm not sure about it being good for stock photography, but as a free study photo it's gorgeous.

laptop
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Very professional, and great for stock photography as I understand it (plenty of space for text).

Salt and Pepper
by BigSmiles

Comment:
Interesting idea, probably quite good for stock photography (I'm a bit unsure though). The texturing on the lids really appeals to me. The framing seems a little awkward, but I really enjoy the softness of the glass way back there outside the depth of field.

My Foot in the Door ...
by CreativeFlyPhoto

Comment:
Crazy shoes. Cool shallow DOF and framing. I like the colours and textures here. The subject matter doesn't grab me, but your technique is full of flair :).

Seeing Beyond
by Natasha

Comment:
Neat. I'm not sure it qualifies for "stock photography", but as a free study photo it is cool and unusual. Nice colours, and I enjoy the sense of mystery created by all that negative space.

A Prize Inside
by sher

Comment:
Not a very appealing photo. The light is very strong, and it's too tightly cropped. I would like to see it with a wider aperture (if you can control that) because it would give the photo more depth.

Ocean on the Rocks
by myqyl

Comment:
The light is a little strong, making the sky overexposed to the point of being white. However, I kind of like the harsh, black shadows on the rocks because it emphasises their cragginess. The sheen of the water on the sand is good too.

Sunrays
by timj351

Comment:
Classic sky shot, very well composed and exposed.

Baby's First Steps
by inspzil

Comment:
As much as I love kittens, I've always thought newborns looked like mutants! You did well to take what seems like a really formal, studio style photo of this guy, but there are some problems with it. I like the soft focus look, I think that's fine, but the tonal depth is a bit flat, the composiiton doesn't seem tight, and it seems a little bit underexposed to me. The huge shadow over the kitten's front paw (the one on the side near the camera) has an odd effect.