''Ice Fall'' by Shannon O'Cork
by kiwiness

Comment:
Nice lighting, contrast and focus. Title fits, too.

Little House in the Big Woods
by crouton

Comment:
I like seeing photos displayed at the appropiate size for their resolution. Nice job. Don't listen to those that might say it's too small. I might like to see this with more saturation and contrast.

King Arthur
by deemer

Comment:
Cute. Good dof. Am I missing something? How do you relate a goose with a king? It will not affect your score one way or the other, curious is all.

Pefume
by Corwyn

Comment:
The choice of focus is the best thing about this photo. Brilliant. And then the color adds a silence to the image and lets us enter into this intimate moment in time. The only things I think could be improved is the tilt of the picture, it seems to be leaning over to the left. The title says all that has to be said about the picture so I feel the sign distracts and might cause the viewer to feel stupid, as if we aren't smart enough to get the connection. But maybe I am. ;o

The Secret Life of Dogs by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas
by amsmyth

Comment:
Cute. Might have wanted to have the dog larger in the frame.

Of Human Bondage - W. Somerset Maugham
by Natator

Comment:
Tastefully done. Just the right amount of light.

Daddy Long Legs
by sainaz

Comment:
I like the roughness and the ray of light. It looks like he is holding a flashlight. That leads me to think that it would have been wonderful if there was something of interest that had been lit by his flashlight. Good idea, but I think you missed an opportunity to make a great picture. The elements are all there, but not arranged for the best effect.

The Mystery of the Old Castle by Marjorie Zimmerman
by agwright

Comment:
Moody and mysterious. Fits the title.

Dancing Fireflies
by Gordon

Comment:
Beautiful. Must have been some great challenge for it to place 18th.

"Are you my mother?"
by thefragile

Comment:
OK. I am giving you a 1. It's not because I think your picture is not pretty. It's not because I think your picture is shocking. It's because I think you do not understand the value of life, the tenderness of being or the dignity of death. In other words, all you did was point your camera down on a dead object and snapped a picture. You didn't even take the time to compose this.