Duckie!
by irae

Comment:
Great colour, nice clean shot. Good job!

Species: homo suburbium commuterus, Length: 4'10-7'0 ft, Social Unit: bar car, Brain Size: uncertain
by tomzinho

Comment:
Original subject matter. I think you would have been better served to put more focus (by this I don''t mean in-focus, i love the movement) on the people and less on the architecture.

NJ Mourning Dove
by Wildpurple

Comment:
Excellent. Despite the fact the background is so close in colour to the dove, it's soft enough to actually enhance rather then detract from the subject. Love the angle of the head, and the location where you captured it. Best picture I've seen yet. There's a great feel about this one.

Sciurus carolinensis
by mullany1957

Comment:
Cute capture. Personaly I would have alomst completely cropped the leaves. They are just too close in colour to the chipmunk, and detract from the great browns of the tree.

New Mexican Roadrunner
by compugoddess

Comment:
It's so hard to capture animals in their natural environment without the photo getting overwhelmed with distracting elements. In this case you also have the added burden of picking an animal close in colour to the habitat, tricky subject. You made a good go of it, I think a tighter crop would have helped.

We are not amused.
by mbardeen

Comment:
This one made me laugh, great expression, nice enhancing title. The water reflections are a little distracting, but the expression and the humour make me quickly forget that.

Turtle Bay
by sunflower

Comment:
There's just too much going on in this photo. It's hard to find one thing to let your eye kinda settle on, yet it's not a relaxing movement photo that you want your eye to keep wandering over.

Hey, look at me!
by Refracted

Comment:
You know there are a lot of bird "head shots" in this challenge and they all seem to be facing to the left. Whats with that? Totally has nothing to do with how I'm judging your photo, I just thought it was funny and wanted to remark upon it as I thought you would appreciate the humour of it, given your picture. I'm rambling, as a side note I like this photo, the beak is perfect *wink*

turtle and duck
by jbird74

Comment:
Just another day in the pond. I feel like Disney set this one up just for you to stumble along.

NJ Sea Gull
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I think if the seagul was reversed with the light, this photo would have been far more effective. Too bad you weren't standing on the other side *grin* However the composition is unusual and I like it.