Eccentric
by ShutterPug

Comment:
There's so much I love about this photo. And there's so much that seems a little odd. That is one cute dog, His expression is perfect. The jewelry is likewise perfect. I love the martini glass, its fluid color, and the fact that an object sits on its edge. There is a graininess and an unsharpness to the photo that greatly detracts. That darn olive strikes me as a problem both for its place at the edge of the photo and for its color - being just wrong to go with ny other colored item in the photo. Perhaps for some symbolic reason I do not understand, only an olive will do. If so then maybe the drink turns to a tawny gold or some other color that works with olive. While I love it that the placement of the olive draws our gaze past the martini glass and completes a kind of triad with the base of the glass and the dog's eyes (or tongue), it just seems like courteous treatment to your major elements not to chop them in half with the photo's edge. Good Luck.

just a little place for the books
by JPR

Comment:
I've seen a lot of good architectural photos at this site, but this one beats them all; spectactular. Placement of the shadowy figure in the lower right corner has transformed a good photo into a great one. Bravo.

A different way of life
by VanGogh

Comment:
Oh my gosh. My two million dollar mansion has tilted to one side and is sliding down a hill!

...is a tricycle?
by Xilebo

Comment:
There's a profound otherworldy quality to this photo. The lighting is incredibly crisp. The expressions are very aware and adult-like. There is an interesting conversation taking place just with glances and turned heads. Very nice

I r r e v e r s i b l e
by glad2badad

Comment:
I love the political statement made by the framing. But I find the composition a little cluttered; I wonder if B&W might make the sign feel a little more shadowy and sinister - in the way I think you mean it to be?

car for beauty
by bluephoto

Comment:
I presume this is what this British beauty would look like stateside. Although it adds some weirdness to the colors of the reflections on the car, I like the selective desaturation. The low angle and short focal length were both very good choices. It is nice that we get to see the shadows under the car and the highlights and shadows of the tires, but it is a bit of an inconvenience to have the roof support pillar whited out due to reflection.

Jewls
by rocklova72

Comment:
The harsh, directional lighting has done a great disservice to this photo. The photo is also badly served by the organization of the objects, IMO. I find these flaws collectively, make the photo very difficult to look at.

spoiled kitten
by almostbianca

Comment:
Great expression. Super attention to lighting. And I like how the color of the purse is echoed by the background. I'm finding the headrests take up more of the photo's real estate than I'd like. Still, a nice effort.

angelfly
by kwalker

Comment:
Sorry, I don't get it. I'm afraid I also am having trouble finding part of the photo I really like.

af·flu·ence: n. |1. a plentiful supply of materials |2. a flowing to or toward a point
by xuan768

Comment:
Or" family of three caught in frozen vegetable avalanche.." The idea is really great, and so is the perspective. Unfortunately the photo doesn't do much for me - maybe because there is too much empty floor and not enough frozen broccoli. Or maybe some other reason.