A Baby Boy and His Dog (who ate the flower!)
by jimmsp

Comment:
I don't see much connection between the baby and the dog. As cute as they both are, it would be much more endearing if they were huddled together, or if the dog were licking his face, or if there were something else to tie them together. There is also a problem with lighting here in that the baby's shirt is the most lit part of him. This tends to draw attention from his face. I also find the spotted carpet to be somewhat distracting, perhaps a cozy rug or blanket would work better.

La Primevère (Primrose)
by joanns

Comment:
Very nice! I love the dramatic lighting and the mirrored image at the bottom. Very nice placement of the subjects. Good job of lighting and metering, giving just the right exposure for the highlights without sacrificing the darker details.

three movie star
by ivana

Comment:
This is really very nice. The colors, background, lighting, and subject placement all work together to make an interestingly delightful image. I can't say that I would change a thing here.

Caught Napping
by Annida

Comment:
Kute kitty, but kind of blurry. The specular highlights (bright reflections of light) from the background also serve to detract from the image. Better to pull the subject forward and away from the wall. If possible, also cover with some low reflective cloth or paper.

Wish You Were Here....
by krets

Comment:
This is the third tropical scene I've reviewed now and I'm starting to get jealous! ;-) Like the others, this is very nice. I do note that there isn't much interaction between the two trees, which tends to give the impression of two separated subjects because they aren't serving a common purpose, such as framing the sunset or whatever.

Manhattan Beach January
by spiderman

Comment:
Delightfully full of color. A nice clean image with great focus, depth, and perspective.

Silhouette at Sunset
by briphoto

Comment:
Very nice! Great color, good placement of the subject, and nice separation from the background. Because we read left to right, it often works best to put the subject at the right side of an image. However, in this case having the subject on the left works to your advantage. The eye immediately locks on to the subject, but then wants to continue scanning, which introduces it to the wonderful background.

Bearly an Angel!
by 3boyzMom

Comment:
A hard subject to present in an interesting manner, but I think that you've done a nice job here. The brightness of the background seems to distract a bit. This of course is a tough call because too dark and you loose separation with the subject. A change of hue might have worked. In all, this is only a minor nitpick.

Kit tea (pun)
by Bullwinkle

Comment:
Nice pun and nice photograph. I really like the placement and perspective of the kettle and the kitty. My only suggestion would be to cover the table with something to increase the contrast with kitty (I don't care for the busy grain from the wood).

cityscape (urban landscape), blue sky and white puffy clouds
by tomzinho

Comment:
I'm a bit confused by the lack of a definite subject (us of little brain are easily confused). The clouds are nice and the color is superb, but nothing ties it all together, which leaves me, the viewer, with sort of a, well... confusion.