Leopard
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Looks like a leopard to me!

The Pre-Lunch Stare
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Critique Club Comment

A nice photo and quite an apt title.

IMO, a tighter crop would have been more effective, and since the title directs you to look at the face, maybe a shot of just the face to focus on the highlights in the eyes and the flick of the tongue.

While the lighting is Okay in this image the shadow play is a bit distracting and IMO subtracts from the photos effectivness.

Still a nice image and nicely in focus. Well done.

Poverty
by elenoc

Comment:
A great, crisp, clear photo. In it's simplicity it evokes feelings of poverty. Fantastic work!

The armchair of the artist
by greslizzz

Comment:
There are some great paintings here, but they seem too colourful to really stir an emotion about poverty.

All I have
by train

Comment:
Very interesting composition and a good idea. Perhaps a little more cropping of the top, but still a great photo.

POVERTY: HOW WE CAN HELP POSITIVELY
by kiwinick

Comment:
The background could have been a little more even in colour, but I'm just being picky!

Good idea.

Ain't No Money ...
by Winterberg

Comment:
A very different idea! Is an interesting take on this challenge.

Nap in the park
by TTraxx

Comment:
A very small image so I can't see very clearly what is going on.

It seems like the person is going for a walk in the park?

The Great Depression
by arctic

Comment:
Very well focused on a small part of a small object.

I like the way the year particularly is in focus.

Children playing on a village in the sahara desert
by ffernandes

Comment:
It was said in one of the forums, I think, that even a photo taken of people in poverty can convey a different emotion. While these children may be in poverty, they seem rich in happiness from the colours of their clothes and the happiness in their expressions and actions.