ready to fly
by alliebeal

Comment:
Good use of brightness to get the most contrast in a monotone image. The focus is sharp and the DOF works well. This may even work with a centered composition.

Rocky Sepia
by Virginia Leone

Comment:
I like the full frame composition and the point of view. Placing the snout into the bottom corner worked well. I don't generally care for pet photos, but you definitely captured a professional look on this one.

Old Times
by americandream

Comment:
Nice job capturing the texture of the wood. The weathered age feel of the texture goes well with the sepia tone.

Out in the Cold
by jodis_eva

Comment:
Nice composition and good application of horizontal centering. I would have prefer more even lighting, especially in the bright background, but overall, it still works nicely.

Hide & Seek
by MAK

Comment:
Excellent sharpness, excellent composition, excellent use of leading lines, excellent lighting, excellent color. The only problem I see is that it didn't come from my camera.

The Moment of Truth!
by slickshooter

Comment:
Timing is everything. If you could have captured the ball in mid-air on its way to the catcher's mitt, it would have earned you at least 2 extra points, if not more.

Are you game?
by Judi

Comment:
Nicely composed. I like the use of symmetry. It works well in this image. I am a bit confused as to why the front frosted pawn is (or at least appears to be) leaning forward. Perhaps a lens effect?

Oh, by the way, the knight and the rook of the clear pieces.... well... uhm.... I think you know.

Oh No, Not Boardwalk
by GreatJobBob

Comment:
I think the title kind of ruined the image in this case. By calling out Boardwalk, I would then expect to see the token on that square and the square in the focal plane. (Oops, looking back I noticed that you rolled a two, hence then focus on the dice and the title).

D P C . S C R A B B L E
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Hey!!! Acronyms are NOT allowed in scrabble.

Big Boys Kite
by JimiRose

Comment:
I am a bit thrown off by the rotation of this image. I would expect the line of kites to go from the bottom up as opposed to top done. I am still debating as to whether it is simply disorienting or an interesting perspective that I have yet to open my mind to. I will pass on voting and come back to it later with a fresh mind.