You'll spoil your dinner
by juliedancer116

Comment:
The depth of field is spot on. The border is flawlessly integrated with the image as a whole, a perfect accent. Well done.

PB & J with MOO
by basssman7

Comment:
This is a cute and well executed image.

Asleep
by Rooster

Comment:
I don't understand the title but perhaps that is my shortcomming. The vertical lines of the trees in the backgorund suit the image well.

If Only...
by Edward Main

Comment:
The studio lighting is impressive but there is a little too much dead space on top for my taste.

Childhood Memories: The Intimidating Climb of the Slide
by breadfan35

Comment:
I'll trust you that this is really from the point of view of a child although it seems a little low to me. I notice that the slide is crocked wheras the horizon is straight - I guess it could not have been helped. The grandiented sky is great as is the choice of tone.

Never Had a Go-Cart Like This When I Was a Kid
by Scoman

Comment:
The movement blur is exciting but generally the image is a little hard to focus on.

say cheese !
by tigmo

Comment:
It's uncanny what life-like expressions this two stuffed animals have. I have always felt that stuffed animals always make better subjects in a apicture than any sort of ceramic figurine. The color unification is another large plus for me. Good job.

Little League All Stars
by ace flyman

Comment:
I am impressed with the lighting and the subject matter. The shadows on the glove are my favroite part of this image. I do not, however, appreciate your border, it seems to detract form the redness of the cap.

"You'll shoot your eye out, kid."
by glad2badad

Comment:
This one is very amusing. I love that you have a genuine Red Ryder air rifle. The border, the shape and the depth of field are all pluses for me. The target and the dogs in the distance are well chosen as are the stump and the location with the fallen leaves. Good work.

Childhood fears
by Camabs

Comment:
I love the concept. The way in which you have appeared to use a long exposure time to capture the situattion is this dimly lit room is really impressive. I like such details as the shadow cast by the power cord on the left-hand wall and the pure whiteness a la portal surrounding the night light. I am a little confused as to the identity of the blur to the right of the power socket and wonder if the picture could have been completed without it.