A Spider In My Garden
by GolferDDS

Comment:
I think I would have liked to have seen the entire spider - all of his legs. Otherwise a good catch.

Lichen
by Kaups

Comment:
Good choice of subject for this challenge, but it came out a bit dark and the piece of the tree dominates too much for my taste - especially the out of focus bright area in the foreground. The brightness is the problem to me on that not the focus. It just pulls me away from the lichen. I think a tighter crop and an angle that showed more detail in the lichen would have been better.

It Is All In Her Eyes
by Katmystiry

Comment:
I would like just a little more contrast between the cat and the backgroud you have. As it is now the edges of the cat get lost in the background and I find that a bit disconcerting - just does not feel right.

Bird
by Sonifo

Comment:
good image - I would move the glass/bird a dad to the right to get it out of the middle of the image. That would balance better with the bird looking to the left.

Whiter Shades of Pale
by secondglantz

Comment:
A bit too much light on parts of her face - looks just a tad overexposed. It might have worked better to go with less exposure and bring out the whites with curves in the post processing.

How About Some Help?
by vonautsch

Comment:
The in focus part of the image looks like it is on the chest, hands and arms rather than the face where it needs to be.

Stork white
by BrennanOB

Comment:
I would like to see more on the right and less on the left - as it is now I feel like I'm really looking at the right two thirds of the image.

Lit Light on White
by Germaine

Comment:
Try moving the fixtrue down in the image - as it is now I end up feeling like I'm drawn out of the top of the mage. I would crop at the bottom and add more at the top to keep the same dimension for the image - if it can be done.

Untitled
by LedZeppelin588

Comment:
I would like a bit more contrast to shwo the face better - also the line behind the cat's head is a real distraction.

White Knight
by dw_photo

Comment:
While I know you did it to light the piece better, I don't care a lot for the double shadow. A softer light migh have worked better for me - or more overhead light to kill the shadows.