Camouflage shot
by philup

Comment:
It would be interesting to see what it would look like with the photographer on the ground to better the concelment. The viewers eyes loook directly at the hands because it's not camoflauged and you noticed that there is a camera in hand. Pretty good concept and would be neat to see more outtakes based on this.

Count to ten & I'll hide .....
by ralph

Comment:
Great depth of field. The body seems to blend right into the background with the technique. Good focusing on the head brings your eyes toward the subject. This makes for a successful shot.

Babies Blending In
by sajin

Comment:
The 2nd tiger almost blends into the ground like it is purposely hiding. Always wonder if a tiger can actually hide with their prominently stripes but looks like they can with prove being here.

State Fair Swings
by L1

Comment:
Interesting angle taken. I feel dizzy already. Usually you see the people swinging toward the viewer, but you went the other route and made it look like the viewer is on the ride.

Nasty Bend
by kjennings

Comment:
Composition is nice with the selective desat of the yellow. Makes you want to race up around the curve on a motorcycle or sportscar. Simply a drifters' dream image.

The darkness of the black frame makes the image itself seem like it need a bit more contrast. A slight darking of the contrast in levels would make the image and the frame blend together nicely.

Western Life Style
by vasc

Comment:
The lines of the street leads the eyes toward the center of the image. The lineup of trees also bring the viewers eyes to this point. This causes the viewer to focus at that area where the road ends. Putting your main subject here would make it a good composition.

Cascading
by samtrundle

Comment:
Congrats on the first *ist DS blue ribbon :)

Leave your shoes at the door.JPG
by Rachel34

Comment:
A bit more contrast would make the image pop. Composition is fine. Realigning the tilt of the vertical wood would give a better feeling, but you're definitely on the right track with this one. Also a bit of sharpening would give some textural interest.

Pacific Vista
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Sorry, only gave you a 10. I thought this was going to be a ribbon winner.

American Psycho
by rmtm333

Comment:
Seems like most slick, sharp (no pun intended) images get higher scores. Interesting that the knifes shadow seems to make the eyebrow longer and the face more menacing.

I can see the concept improved with more sharpness and see it as a movie type poster.