'An Eye on the Prize' - inspired by Glanni - Image 757459
by BarbB

Comment:
The reflection in the eye is a nice touch.

Week 5: Wherein Twix Discovers Stones Aren't Edible
by lynnesite

Comment:
Lovely shot that really shows the playfulness of this young horse.

Week 05
by Ken

Comment:
This shot makes me want to laugh.... its so typical of kids fighting over the most mundane things, and by the sounds of it, this shot pretty much sums up that day.

Week-3.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
I thought the original photo was very flat, and this edit really brings out the colour well. Your daughter is very cute, and makes for a nice photo.

Week 2.jpg
by joynim

Comment:
I like the editing, and the increased contrast in the photo. I wouldnt worry about the eyes and stray hairs, it gives a realism to the photos. Cloning out the hairs, and changing the eyes would rob the photo IMO.

"There, that's the one!"
by Shutter-For-Hire

Comment:
I wish I had a fraction of your creativity. This is an awesome, and original idea, and you should have ribboned IMO.

Horse and church 2
by Melethia

Comment:
I like this one better :) There is better balance between the horse and the rest of the photo.

Church and horse
by Melethia

Comment:
I like the sharpening and the contrast added to the shot, and the texture with the draganizer like preset it good. The only thing I find out of place is the colour of the horse, its a bit too saturated IMO.

3-jan 09 archive foto. sheep
by roz

Comment:
What an incredible, mystical quality to this shot. I am envious of your photo-shop skills.

Looking at the printscreen of photos used, though, I am also drawn to the original of the sheep. I love the fog in the background, and the desaturated look to the photo overall. Wouldnt mind seeing that original posted here.

Week 3: Canon G2 CRW3290 r720 Edited.jpg
by Neil

Comment:
I really like the perspective you chose on this, as well as your processing. The texture on the fence is really good, and the colours much stronger. The leading lines are very effective too.

Not a fan of the border though... though thats entirely a personal thing (and judging from my own portfolio, I havent been consistent with abandoning the borders myself).