Whats a memory stick?
by A Weaver

Comment:
For me, this is the best in the 'exposed film' category so far.

Dreams of a Nut - Absurd
by tarique

Comment:
Great and funny shot. Well done, Tarique.

The use of light is very good. I can't agree at all with the commentator below who complained about the top shadow; the shadow curve is one of the strongest elements here.

There are some problems with the sizing: artifacts and impure lines in the shadows under the chair and sitting thing. The spots on the egg don't help, neither does the lack of texture on front of the egg. When you resize it and put it on your portfolio, I'm sure the results will be great.

Snuggle Time
by WildflowerJoy

Comment:
What a lovely photograph.

What's the expression, 3 heads are better than one? I love the way the baby's head is juxtaposed with the soft toys, showing a real feeling of softness for the baby.

Well done.

Ariel #6 (duotone)
by GeneralE

Comment:
Nice editing. The original is a cute baby shot, worthy of any family album. This edition would sit on the mantlepiece.

I don't agree with Patella about the blurring. (I don't disagree, either.) Sometimes I use a foggy filter which has the centre circle clear and gives an effect similar to the one here. Both types of blurring work well. In fact, I like the blurring on the hand.

Tempestuous Torti
by Simplicity

Comment:
Great close-up shot! You fill the frame magnificently.

Sara's Sweetness
by Silent Sister

Comment:
My new baby's name is "Sara", so I just had to comment on this entry. Beautiful.

untitled
by subtle

Comment:
If anything, this does not suggest 'rest' to me. I like it. It's sexy, provocative, understated and potent. Not 'at rest' though.

Simply Dandy
by RiderGal

Comment:
If I say 'out of focus', you might jump on me. But this is out of focus in the sense that it lacks having any point of interest on the focal plane (which I can't find here).

Sit Boy! Good Dog.
by faidoi

Comment:
Funny.

Seeing Eye to Eye
by kaysriv

Comment:
Breathtakingly close. Wonderful shot.