cornfield house
by undieyatch

Comment:
i like this image. i wonder if there is any other position that may have captured it better, but i can't think of one. it seems a little flat - perhaps some sharpening would strengthen the contrast.

Pyramid
by dsray

Comment:
as with alot of oddities i would probably suggest exaggerating your point of view. go up close and shoot upward or maybe get up in a tree...the location of the viewers eye i think hurt what could be a very dramatic subject. on the topic though i will give it a 7

Sibling Rivalry
by MWitt

Comment:
i'm not entirely clear on the rules, but if you can extract the portrait, the background could have been one entire field.

otherwise, very funny. :)

Film vs Digital
by rj324

Comment:
lol

touche!

maybe the title should have been "UGH!"

When Pooh turns his back on you...
by kellian

Comment:
perhaps a bit more sharpening in this one would help it a bit. otherwise i don't mind the shot. i might argue that its a TAD bit mundane...but i don't think i will :)

now what do i do?
by whiteroom

Comment:
camera tilt down just a bit. watch what is happening at the edges of the shot. i would like to see her feet. (or cut her off at the skirt perhaps... )

i don't really see "conflict" here...i know...the fish... :)

Stay or Leave? Where is my Mate?
by scrum8

Comment:
doesn't look real. having a hard time buying it.

Sibling Rivalries
by MJENNI

Comment:
i have been looking at these two faces for about 5 minutes now. they are speaking VOLUMES.

excellent framing and capturing of "the moment"

well done in every aspect.

Get Outta My Face!!
by Shelley

Comment:
any wild life is almost guaranteed to be photogenic... ALMOST

i don't mind this one so much. i do wish the lioness's hind legs weren't cropped. try to be aware of what is happening at the EDGES of your shots. the subject is the easy part to get - make sure things bleed off of it in a nice controlled manner. i usually use textures or lines at the edges of my shots (notice how well the rest of the photo works at the edge...the green bamboo shoots, the concrete, the straw, but then the lions leg...

oh well not bad :)

Why This Thing Doesn't Work?
by Alonso

Comment:
i don't have much of a problem with the composition given the subject. (sorry :)

it seems way too forced or staged. why the guitar? i don't buy it.