Captivity
by maciupiciu

Comment:
More depth of field would have added interest to this. As it is, there os more out of focus than in focus, and what little is in focus doesn't do much.

Studebaker Planter
by David Ey

Comment:
I wish the sun had cooperated with you on this. The lighting is so indirect. How did it look from more toward the front end of the truck? I think your composition could have been improved by a few steps to the right, so that the tree isn't right in the crease of the roof. Always walk around your shot (if you can) and check angles.

FeO3 Spider (Daddy Long Leg's can NOT live on Rust alone)
by Rasai

Comment:
Hey, no fair going to Mars on a photo shoot, and not taking the rest of us! Too bad your Martian spider is not in focus.

Rusted Earth
by sixmacs

Comment:
Nice idea, but somehow doesn't work. There's no real center of interest. More dramatic lighting on that dimple or groove may have helped.

Grandfather
by Federico

Comment:
Your focus is a little off, just in front of the razor, which seems to be your center of interest. Nice composition, otherwise.

Oxi-dies
by thelsel

Comment:
Scary! I do hope that's a set up picture.

Rusty
by cooliak

Comment:
Nifty subject, but I would have liked some context. With the black background, it's just floating in space. It would have been great on a grassy lawn, or on a floor by a fireplace or chair as if it was a real dog.

What New Mexico locals do for fun?
by joek1d

Comment:
A little more depth of field would have improved this. (And, I know where not to go hiking, now) Great composition.

life is mostly water
by ursula

Comment:
Neat! I love the depth of field on this one. And the blurred sparkles came out quite pretty.

Ollie in Wonderland
by riley

Comment:
Not only a great shot, that's a really nice dollhouse. That must have been some tricky exposure.