Are you watching nature or is nature watching you?
by SDW

Comment:
I'm generally not a fan of angle shots, but it works very well in this instance. 8

Chihuahua~Dachshund Mix
by fotodude

Comment:
Good focus, but a red-eye reduction flash and a darker background would have greatly improved this shot for me. If you don't have studio lights or a bounce flash, you might want to consider shooting these types of photos outside, with natural light, or further away from the wall to reduce the harsh shadows. The ears on this little guy are great. I bet that even a tight cropped shot of just the head would be interesting too. 5

Where are you?
by rhipster

Comment:
Reminds me of the highland steer in Scotland. Love the perspective you used in this shot. Nice DOF too! 8

Dew Drops on Web
by Kathryn8

Comment:
Very beautiful. It's amazing how strong spider webs are. I might have cropped up from the bottom a little more to eliminate the lens flare in the right corner, but it's still a great shot. 8

"Bizarre Rock"
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Hmmm. What's THAT supposed to be? :-) Well captured. I'm glad you kept the other rock to the left (in the photo) for perspective and contrast. The sky is a little noisy, but I'd rather it be noisy than have you smooth everything out with NeatImage. Very nice. 10

Infinitesimal
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Excellent focus and composition. Tonal balance is very nice as well. I enjoy the use of B&W in this shot to help isolate the spider. Sublime! 10

this must hurt!!
by docpjv

Comment:
Can't really tell what's going on here. Less cropping and a vertical format might have helped.

Face of the Tree Spirit - In Profile
by DianaB

Comment:
Creepy, kinda gross. Definitely bizarre. 7

Miss lemon
by Jinjit

Comment:
This certainly qualifies as bizarre. Nice work isolating the bizarre lemon. Not an easy task in this very monochromatic setting. 8

I'm In Heaven!
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
The poor guy looks sick with that white discharge coming from his eyes.