springtime02szbwDSCN2753.jpg
by tnun

Comment:
I like this one much better than the free study (sorry) on several levels: First, the wood planter thing is quite a distraction in the middle of the other picture, but here it's a wonderful leading line helping the pedestrian through the image. Second, the lines in the walls that aren't really noticeable in the other version are supporting features here. They get the viewer to look right at the gentleman with the flowers, and it's he who's the subject in my mind. I could go on and on, but I think I'll just add this shot to my faves in instead :-)

edited to correct sneaky swedish characters that messed up my spelling :-)

Message edited by author 2008-03-09 05:14:13.

mesa by moonlight
by Nald

Comment:
beautiful sky and contrast ... it looks really cold!!

Milly Grace
by SandyP

Comment:
Oh Sandy, this is yours?! You have a very sweet girl here and very nice job portraying her. Congrats on the nice finish!

White Cherry blossom
by vv01f2005

Comment:
This is fabulous!

08SP9421Feb26
by Pug-H

Comment:
Hahaha! Great lesson in photography!

OH NO!! Here she comes with that camera and girly scarf again!
by classycam

Comment:
The high contrast and green eyes are a bit much for my taste. I think the black background is a good idea, but the light looks harsh. It's a cute dog though ... love those ears!

Just Call Me Mr. Cool
by meow

Comment:
At first glance, it looked like there's too much Neat Image or something smoothing out the hairs on your cat. But I love the way he's looking at the camera, and now that I look more, the more I like the image. So I can only say, good job :-)

Samson The Mighty!!!
by JopperTom

Comment:
Ah, there his is hiding in the back row! Great idea, but I think it could've gone over better with just one color background and a matching "floor." The reason for this is that all the stuffed animals add a lot of complexity to the image, so it's not that helpful to have additional complexity in the background and foreground. The dog is very, very cute!

Catching Snowflakes
by sibeling

Comment:
I love the title. This is a very good dog portrait with the tongue and the scarf. Might like to see a bit less dof to keep the eye squarely on this fine dog though.

Ol' Smokey
by morganuk

Comment:
Oh, so sad. Kind of funny title, though :-)