Little Bum with a Problem
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Cute idea. Lighting is a bit harsh. To be honest, the shot just doesn't pull me in much.

Going To The Chapel And We're Gonna Get Married
by JulietNN

Comment:
Nice take on the challenge. Might have like this in color, but all in all, a real nice shot.

Summer almost gone
by Oded

Comment:
Focus appears to be off a bit and the lighting is pretty harsh with everyone in their own shadow. The levitating fellow on the left looks a little strange.

JMO :)

Beach Bummer
by Purple_Girl

Comment:
Good concept. The ice cream doesn't stand out very well against the brown sand though. Could have better lighting.

You Call That a Wave? Bummer, Dude!
by Jovan

Comment:
Appears to be some halos around the people. Rocks are in good focus. Lighting came out pretty good. Not bad.

Dandelion Doosie!
by heathermarie

Comment:
Love the face she's making! That is so cute! Lighting strikes me as a little flat. More visible eyes would have helped a lot in making it more personal.

Bummed OUT!!!!!!
by Photonut66

Comment:
Good concept, but the strong lines from the table and bench make you search for the subject, and even longer to figure out whats wrong.

It's O-o-o-o-v-e-r
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Not bad at all. There does seem to be some halo around some of the branches, maybe from sharpening? I like the lighting a lot. For me, a little sharper focus on the upper branches would be better.

Joys of Parenthood
by Yomi

Comment:
Hey, this is "bummer", not "beat her!" :) I like the subject matter and concept. Lighting is a bit flat and the shadows / highlights on the wall are a bit distracting. The darker dress seems to have lost some detail. The scribbles and the child fight for attention here, but I think the scribbles win out a little due to them having the better focus.

JMO! :)

Uh Oh..... what happened?
by Judi

Comment:
OMG, he killed it! :) Focus seems a bit soft and maybe a little bit over sharpened, or a tight crop as the diagonals around the child show aliasing and jagged edges. The lighting is pretty harsh as well, although you can't always control that. :)