pine framing the sky
by neatizzy

Comment by rayg544:
Seems like the frame is the subject.

pine framing the sky
by neatizzy

Comment by kidchico:
Poor image quality.3

pine framing the sky
by neatizzy

Comment by davehuge:
Nice idea, I see the framing but there needs to be something in the frame.

pine framing the sky
by neatizzy

Comment by ajschmidt:
Try framing a subject next time

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by w24x192:
The concept is dead-on...but I think some additional time should have been put into setting up the shot. 6 for the idea.

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by claudia26:
why is the meat blurred while the cloth is so very visible - this detracts from the title idea

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by ddng:
The focus seems too soft - the dog seems blurred as well as the food on the plate.

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by magicshutter:
Cute dog. Bet he got a piece!

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by Falc:
ok - this is going to sound really negative, but I hope what I have to say will be taken in a constructive manner.

This image has the feel of a snap. the lighting is ... well frankly attrocious, there are unfortunate shadows behind the dog.

The fork is washed out in the highlights and feels out of focus.

The diagonal line of the table edge really just cuts the image in half for no good effect.

On the bright side theres a hell of a lot to improve on here, you really can learn a lot from analysing the negatives.

"Maybe I'll get some meat too...!"
by neatizzy

Comment by Dr.Confuser:
I can see how if you knew and loved the dog, those eyes would definitely convey the emotion of hope for an illicit scrap. In terms of the photo though, I would score it more highly with a different composition, possibly from anothr angle or with more context in the photo. I would like it better with sharper focus and greater DOF. The dog's face would be more expressive, IMO, if it were lighter and if I could see the eyes more clearly defined. The hope is in the eyes. Accentuating that would give more emotional punch, I think.