Child's regard
by wei1108

Comment:
I just don't get the sin here?

Beaming With Pride
by nds

Comment:
Cool photo, but where's the sin?

All Your Staples Are Belong To Me
by quiapz

Comment:
Good idea, but poorly executed. Halos around staplers, poorly lit, dirty looking wall. A little smaller DOF would help to further separate the staplers in the background.

Gimme More
by Wenders11

Comment:
With the title "Gimme More," shouldn't the hand be open, not closed?

Into the wrath of the glove
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
I'm sorry, but this just doesn't cut it as sinful.

Plates? Never heard of 'em.
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I like where you're going with this, I just wish you would have taken it further. Show more empty beer cans and food wrappers and food crumbs.. maybe even show him passed out in the chair holding half a hamburger...with a little sloppier face...
The surroundings look like a house under construction, more of an environmental shot would perhaps be more appropriate shot.

"All in!" Greed
by titus_is

Comment:
Poorly lit. Looks like this is taken on asphalt? Why not on green felt or poker table or simply a table? It would be better withou the fingers barely showing.

A glutton for mud
by cca

Comment:
Cute photo. Children are so innocent, even when they're being naughty. That's why I can't see this as sinful.
Looks like this might benefit from some fill flash as she's a bit dark.
Also, this doesn't meet the definition of Gluttony. From Wiki: "GLUTTONY - Derived from the Latin gluttire, meaning to gulp down or swallow, gluttony is the over-indulgence and over-consumption of anything to the point of waste. In the Christian religions, it is considered a sin because of the excessive desire for food, or its withholding from the needy."

Mine!!!
by Joker1114

Comment:
Not too sinful looking to me:) Perhaps you could get the dog growling to protect his food.
Background could be improved through using a smaller DOF to blur it out. Or just locate a better spot to photo. Animals take great shots out in the grass, and the natural light would bring out his eyes.

Fortitude - Confront Fear
by AllurNeedZ

Comment:
Looks like suicide, which is a sin, not a heavenly virtue.

The composition/framing is not great, especially with the mouth touching the edge of the frame and the fingers creeping into the frame. The color of this image is blue-grey, which also doesn't portray someone confronting fear, since those colors are more commonly associated with sadness and depression.