Walking with Grandpa
by bobdaveant

Comment:
A wonderful candid picture... congratulations. As a Pediatrician, this is my favorite image from the competition.

Urban Reality
by Patents4u

Comment:
Congratulations on a first place finish. I think this challenge was perfect for such a busy and stark image. You captured a feeling with this.

Coulrophobia- Fear of clowns.
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Will this be your new profile photo? This is a wonderful (albeit, disturbed) image. I think it is a perfect example of off center positioning of the subject. Congratulations on your ribbon.

Aphenphosmphobia - Fear of Being Touched
by gloda

Comment:
Congratulationsâ€Â¦ this is a wonderful shot. I think the positioning and posing are perfect. The interesting composition part to me is the fact that the all the nails provide leading lines strait to the subject as well as being part of the subject. Only thing I might change is a tighter trim on some of the adhesives. Well doneâ€Â¦ well deserved ribbon.

Taphephobia
by fadedbeauty

Comment:
Well deserved blue! I really can’t find anything to improve. Your “negative space” angled tilt of the mud adds to the energy of the shot. I actually like the way that you have filled the frame and cut off a little of the hand and headâ€Â¦ it adds to the sense of suffocation.

Swan-2.jpg
by kevrobertson

Comment:
After trying to do some avian photography of my own, I have realized that your white highlites were from the back lighting and not sharpening... My mistake. I still hope my link was of use.

What a lot of Pooh
by MudHut

Comment:
Nice collection... Nice study in Depth of Field. I think you did a great job of composing them and bring out their color. They realy flow Right to left thanks to the curve.

Two Flaws In My Collection.
by Peshaw-99

Comment:
Looks like the top of my dresser. Very nice image. I enjoy the randomness in it. I wonder if moving the quarter off center to one of the rule of third spots would have given it more punch.

rubbish
by jmott78

Comment:
Obviously this would have been perfect for the Garbage contest. Being in collections, it reminds me of "Hector the Collector" by Shel Silverstein. It has a lot of color throughout and I wonder if it could be brought out more with saturation?

a wrench in the system
by autohuff

Comment:
This makes a nice study in Depth of Field. The composition pulls the eye into the image going right to left.