Sandra
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I like your pose and expression here, but this one seems over processed. Her eyes have no detail or catchlight.

Sleepy Jaxon
by lentil

Comment:
Such a sweet photo! You really captured that innocence and the sweetness of a sleeping baby. From a technical viewpoint, the most sharply focused part of the photo is the stars in his hat. I would prefer his face - nose,eyes, etc. to be more sharply focused. A greater depth of field would have made this a stronger shot.

Serenade
by taterbug

Comment:
While I like the pose, the framing and the expression, this feels under exposed.

working late
by fitmpdnsthtr

Comment:
I think this would have been more effective if you had made sure your camera was level - the fireplace and window frame as well as the table are all rotated.

Falls
by madhatter

Comment:
Grainy, you have over exposed and lost the detail in the water (that area that is solid white on the fall on the left)

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment:
Great pose, sweet expression, way too much post processing.

sunset frame
by Zemm

Comment:
Those twiggy branches at the top are a distracting element - It is always important to sweep the edges of your frame before you take your shot. The shot would be stronger if you cloned them out.

Fence
by faidoi

Comment:
Great idea, nice and sharp. But your lighting is way too harsh and this one feels very over exposed.

Framed in Rock
by Steveinnz

Comment:
This was such a great idea, but your lighting is too harsh and it is over exposed.

Suburban Road
by AlanBes

Comment:
Your idea here was good - these lovely old trees certainly frame the road well. But the photo is over exposed - the brightest areas are "blown out".