window view self-portrait
by claudia26

Comment:
Focus on the feet could be sharper and though I like the constrast in this image I think you've lost too much detail in the black of the shoes. I also find the angle of view very common and not all that compelling.

Feet First
by BruB

Comment:
Excellent composition with wonderful effects of noise reduction software to give the feet a lifeless appearance. Lighting/shadows are very effective as well. Great job!

walking on water
by nordic

Comment:
Looks more like dangling to me.

Cold Feet
by ccraft

Comment:
Lighting is not too interesting and would like to have seen it bring out more of the contrasting textures of the sox and gown.

Action Feet
by Marjo

Comment:
I like your angle of view, but find the lighting creates too many confusing shadows. Also, the railing in the background further distracts. Tone is very good.

Foothills
by wkoffel

Comment:
Beautiful scenery but I think you're angle of view is too common and not very unique. Sand on your feet is too distracting as well.

Growing Up
by pitsaman

Comment:
Beautifully crisp and clear focus with excellent sepia toning. Contrast is very appealing and the highlights of the of the shoes help to focus attention on that part of the pic even though they are blurred by movement. DOF is excellent.

After a long hike, this is a treat
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Some blown out areas on the feet from perhaps too long of shutter speed? I don't find the composition all that compelling.

Smell My Feet
by crabappl3

Comment:
Beautiful rich and saturated colors and I love the texture of the fur! DOF is fantastic as well and really helps to isolate the bear. Perhaps some fill light to help illuminate the paw? Great job overall. High score.

On the Road Again
by tyt2000

Comment:
I love the b&w toning and the pattern of the cobbleed road. Silhouette is also very effective, but I think the main subject and issue with this image is not the feet, but just looking at it I ask myself why the top of the torso and head have been cut off, so that lack of a whole body distract from what should be the main subjects.