Xray Vision
by donniev

Comment:
Tis concept is pretty good. I do want to comment on this because I think the photo is too grey, you don't really get a good feel for the absolute black or absolute white and I think it could benefit from just a tad more contrast.

I was just reading one more chapter, Mom...
by rachelellen

Comment:
This reminds me of when I was a kid....I used to do this exact same thing....read secretly at night with the flashlight. It's charming to see this today in a world of Gameboys and 24/7 cable TV.

But I Slipped You a $20!
by alanfreed

Comment:
Something tells me not even the refs can help the Ravens this year. ;)

Illegal Garbage Can Assist
by hokie

Comment:
This is one of those photographs I fear will get overlooked here. The composition of people is great, wonderful way to freeze time. Lighting is good, color range wonderful. Placement of the kids is perfect.

Off to vote!
by graphicfunk

Comment:
No critical comment, but just wanted to say this was pretty cute.

Lil' Hiding Monkey
by wavelength

Comment:
I've seen a bunch of these photos, but they're typically in bad focus, poorly lit, and/or poor composition. This is the only time I've seen it successfully executed in all three regards. Kudos, love the use of color as well.

Trees for Antlers
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
What I appreciate about this is how the antlers and trees mimic each other in form. I'm about 3/4 through this thing and it's the best above-water wildlife photo I've seen so far in this challenge.

On Your Marks... Get Set...
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
Great photograph and I love your understanding of framing, using just horizontal elements. Kudos.

A Lizards Home
by mandrade

Comment:
This is a good photo compositionally, that unfortunately is lacking in the focus department. If you're not working with an SLR, it's likely that your camera is center-focused. My recommendation would be to center your entire camera on so at least the head of the lizard so that is in focus, then crop your photograph to keep the same proportions you have now.

The Hidden Hills
by CamMan

Comment:
Compositionally, I'd advise to crop the bottom of the photograph, because of it's prominence of the top of the vehicle, particularly in relation to the sign, your eye is naturally drawn to that instead of any camoflauged background.