Double Deuces
by Sting11165

Comment:
Ooh, and you even used the little dog! He's my favorite. Nice placement of the dice with the 2s and 4s showing. Lots of doubles here!

Double Dipping
by levyj413

Comment:
What a fun shot... and you captured it on the first try? All of the hair and clothing still looks dry!

Taking It Slow
by Elliottjms

Comment:
This is one of those shots that is just screaming for some speech bubbles to be placed over it. Love the expression of that top guy. I wish that big rock wasn't in the background, but probably too big to clone out! Nice capture!

Took us a while but wow look at the view
by zhgandyn

Comment:
Love the trails they've left leading up the leaf. Good shallow dof, but I still feel like this could use a touch of usm, and maybe a tweak in contrast.

table for two
by hkvam

Comment:
Nice idea and a great landscape for this. The glasses are just a bit lost in the darkness though, but I'm not sure how to fix that.

Father and Daughter
by jasonlprice

Comment:
Good details in the petals and centers, and I like that they're not the exact same colors. Seems a bit overprocessed though since they feel like they're floating above the black, or cut out of the background, and you've lost some of the petal tips to the blown out yellows.

Guardians of Atlantis
by ibkc

Comment:
They both look incredibly angry at you for taking their picture! I like the rays of light streaming down. Difficult to get good, clear underwater shots... they always look a bit murky I think.

Sharing
by debitipton

Comment:
Sweet moment... but are they sharing or is the white one stealing? :) Nice duotone in the sepias, works well here.

Eiffel Eiffel
by scarbrd

Comment:
Good setup to show them at almost the same size in the frame. I think if there was no writing on the other sides of the miniature, I would have showed that instead to keep it more similar. Nicely done.

A PLace of Worship on a foggy Sunday morning
by dcb300

Comment:
This is a nice simple shot, and I like the morning fog you captured. If I were going to edit this, I think these would be my steps: change the crop (leaving less blacktop and a bit more room above the steeple if that was possible), desaturate just a tad (especially the yellows... they're making the grass look a fake color), and bump the contrast up a bit (hopefully making the white of the steeple look more white and the roof a bit darker). I also like the stained glass window at the end of the building, so perhaps an extra bit of sharpening over the windows, and probably a bit of usm on the whole shot. I know you asked for feedback in the threads and stdavidson will give you a different type of critique. Hopefully this will be helpful too, just in a different kind of way :)