Who's afraid, me or the goat
by jimsapp

Comment:
Nice shapes in the rock but the focusing is soft on the goat. It looks wrong being bang in the centre. I'd have cropped from the bottom right corner to just above and to the left of the goat so it's in the top left corner.

Watching scary movie...
by Photo Jim

Comment:
One of the few that made me smile! Couls have done with a tighter crop - the tables on the lhs and door on the right don't add anything and are distracting because the DOF is so great.

Fuzzy
by spiderman

Comment:
Way too little DOF for this to really work. AS wider angle to give more context might have helped

Give Back My Camera...OR...THE FEAR OF LOSING ONES CAMERA
by unclebo

Comment:
Excellent!
Teeth could be a little "sharper"

"I Dare You!"
by Denise Catania

Comment:
At last, a creative use for red eye!

The Red, White, and Blue
by sohr

Comment:
Great lighting

Through My Eyes
by balynch

Comment:
Clever idea!

Pregnant Guppies in Pond in a Japanese Garden; Saratoga, CA
by sjgleah

Comment:
This is tricky. I know what's "wrong" with this shot (= what could be improved to make it a better picture) but I don't know how to fix it.
The flowers are the brightest element in this shot (actually over exposed) so the eye naturally goes straight to them - especially as the brightest part is almost dead centre. This detracts attention from the main subject which is comapratively very dark.
I suspect the only way round this would have been to wait for the sun to go in and/or use a reflector to boost the rhs.
You might try reversing the pciture left to right. Western viewers tend to "read" a photo left to right and stop when they hit the point of interest/brightest bit. However, for some reason, reversing pictures often makes them look "wrong".

Neon Marguerita
by lecalan

Comment:
Great colours - a bit cluttered. Did you try it without the flowers?

oil garden
by anitra

Comment:
Needs more light in the bottle - looks like it needs about 1.5 stops more (but then the background would burn out). Maybe a closer crop and more exposure.