Chatting with a Friend
by CreativeFlyPhoto

Comment:
I like the subject very much - you show the patina of the surface really well. Like the DOF used to throw out the fence and background, yet keep the colours and forms of the fence intact to add interest.
7, Kavey

drawing time
by stormbikes

Comment:
I like the bright colours and jumbled aspect of this. I think I'd prefer it if all the stuff were on the table or floor and the background itself weren't included, just covered with all the child's stuff - books, colouring book, sketches, pens etc. The floor and chair don't add anything for me. I like the child's drawing at the centre of this.
Kavey

Not Again...
by alanfreed

Comment:
I had forgotten this memory until I saw your shot - now it comes flooding back. Nice colours, nice DOF on the roof surface. Now get down from there before you fall :)
6, Kavey

Dad! Where are you?
by taylorbehne

Comment:
I didn't have tunnel vision as a child but my parents realised I needed specs when I was about 4 or 5 when they kept pointing at the planes in the skies above the airport and I just couldn't see them. I actually remember getting very annoyed as I thought they were making them up.
Being somewhat interested in sight and lack of, I've seen a number of articles with photos such as this which are printed to try and show those of us with full vision what tunnel vision feels like.
Now, if this _isn't_ showing tunnel vision, then I am definitely confused :)
5, Kavey

Missed Opportunity
by DougPaz

Comment:
Thought provoking and lovely detail in the glove and ball. Wonder if there is an angle which could exclude the other two stones and really focus in on this one?
6, Kavey

"Mommy, I DID brush my teeth!"
by kposey

Comment:
The idea grabs me more than the photo - I have memories of my sister and I going through a phase of only pretending to brush our teeth - we'd wet the toothbrushes and smear paste in our mouths... lord knows why we didn't just brush them - it would have been less bother! Luckily my teeth survived that little phase and are still in good state!
On a visual level this photo isn't grabbing me. Firstly I think the fact that the top of the marble unit and the tap need to be included. Secondly I am wondering if this would be more interesting taken from down low, the child's perspective. I like the teddy disgarded on the floor.
Kavey

Thrill Ride
by Jenguin

Comment:
Nice perspective - this works well in B/W - I imagine some of the items further in the background could be much more distracting in colour - in B/W they are unobtrusive.
Nice strong light and shadows.
7, Kavey

Childhood Obsession
by sulamk

Comment:
Clever choice of content.
Highlights too overblown for me.
6, Kavey

Milk and Cookies
by rdesai

Comment:
I like the detail on the biscuit (if you're American, let's say cookie) but find that the detail of the milk and glass is lost against the white background. Perhaps this is intentional?
6, Kavey

Rubber Ducky, You're the One!
by karmat

Comment:
Close crop is great - nice colour and detail in the bubbles.
7, Kavey