Attack
by jnevitt

Comment:
The hawk's(?) wings seem to be out of focus. More depth of field or a faster shutter speed may add impact to this type of photo.

The Eye Is The Gateway To The Soul
by Davenit

Comment:
Nice contrast and depth of field. The cropping might be a little tight. The goose has nothing to look at or towards.

Horse - Duotone
by jdavis

Comment:
I like the idea of using sepia for this image though it appears not to have enough contrast. The horse's nect at the top of the image is either overexposed or out of focus. This might be a question of depth of field.

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

Comment:
This image gives the viewer a sense of a busy, fast paced society.

Woodland Friend
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Good use of depth of field and positioning of the subject within frame.

Emperor Scorpion
by inspzil

Comment:
The light source appears to have overexposed part of the picture while leaving some of the picture underexposed. Also, depth of field seems to be a little too shallow, the legs at the top of the picture and the tail (stinger?) are out of focus.

clowning around
by the_emaxx

Comment:
There seems to be too much depth field or the depth of field is misplaced.

All You Can Eat
by Mitonski

Comment:
Good positioning of the subject within the picture. It appears that there is too much depth of field. A sharper subject and blurry background would make the butterfly pop.

On the Prowl
by firstduchess

Comment:
This little critter needs a bit more space to look into. Not much just a little. Otherwise well composed and good use of depth of field.

calmset
by abbi2b

Comment:
This is a good idea for a picture. There are a few things that would make it better. The horizon could be more level, the subject (crane, heron, duck?) could be less central and larger.

If possible I would have moved more to the left, keeping the glare on the water in about the same position but this would shift the bird to the right.