Right before my best buddy's head fell off for Makro III
by Harz_Joerg

Comment:
Looks like Jacko's setup from the Macro III challenge.

Don't make me smile: fingers to the unknown
by AndyT

Comment:
I noticed that you only used a little over 65 kb of the 150 kb file size allowed by the rules. The increase would really sharpen the shot. Use all of the file size you can.

Cat Crossing
by torlarsen

Comment:
One of the best photographic rules I've learned is that, every time you're tempted to use the camera's built-in flash, you have to pinch youself. Pretty soon, you stop being tempted. Nothing screams 'snapshot' so loudly as the combination of overexposed highlights and background falloff produced by these (damned) things. Natural light is always the best but in the absence of natural light any other light source is better than the built in flash. I also do not know if this photo really meets the challenge.

Chrissy Eve
by amwab

Comment:
Other that doubting if this photo really meets the challenge I believe you should have sized your photo to more closely fit the max dimensions allowed in the contest. Smaller photos tend to show less detail and generally score lower.

Fenced in Barn
by Dave Gordon

Comment:
Lovely lines...your DOF is perfect.

the end
by sweetnsourgeoff

Comment:
I like the composition but I would have sized the photo closer to the max allowable so that everyone can see more detail. I think you will take a hit in your score because of the size.

Surfer
by shareinnc

Comment:
Excellent action photo.

On the edge of a Gin & Tonic
by jonpink

Comment:
I am somehow drawn to this photo... maybe it's the gin.

Untitled
by neenee1999

Comment:
Like the composition but this photo would have been much more dynamic with an improved depth of field. Also looks a little grainy...maybe a lower ISO with a longer exposure would do the trick.

HowFast
by eyeballs

Comment:
Like the angle but really needs to be in focus.