Foot Talk
by shelley1017

Comment:
Too much junk in the background - crop in on your subject and it is a much better shot. The red and green is nice, but it is hard to even notice with all the chaos in this picture

She'll Always Be the Baby
by margiemu

Comment:
too posed - no one puts one of each shoe in a row. Nice worn shoes - nice use of focus - although I would push the last boy shoe back into the not in focus zone. The angle is off a little bit for the framing. Good try

Duckie in her Comfort Zone
by Bear_Music

Comment:
beautiful ighting and color - but makes absolutely no sense - why is the rubber duckie in the dark bedroom with the slipper? A flip flop in the tub maybe?

Bumble Bee Boots
by juliagulia

Comment:
would be more appropriate in the rain... too bad we cannot control the weather, eh? I love the background, but dry rubber boots just posing on the sidewalk like a runway model do not make a great shot. good focus and nice use of lighting.

Along the Sands of Time
by Cutter

Comment:
The shoes are too clean - nice composition though - a panoramic shot with less of the person and a little more swing on the shoes would make this a winner! The way this is framed the eyes are drawn to study the hand holding he shoes, and the hand does not fit the relaxed setting of this picture. Lovely lovely sunset though!

Zebra's feet
by AnneFrance

Comment:
Weird socks - the tan and blue backdrop really detract from this picture though - red would have set it off really well. Also - the little toes do not fit in the socks correctly, and this makes the picture less real...

Untie Me
by ija

Comment:
Reptilian laces - definitely took me a minute to identify this one. Really Nice lighting - no story here though

My running shoes
by veigath

Comment:
And the brand new teddy bear fits in here how? Rough ugly shoes and a shiny new teddy bear - too confusing. Sorry - good use of basic black to eliminate background noise. Nice lighting and I love the untied lace.

The reality...
by bussy

Comment:
Amazing - very consistent use of the weather beaten and dust blown - from the stones to the woman's feet - right into the toddlers feet on the pebble. I am really impressed by this picture. There is just enough color to attest to their willingness to live in the rough surroundings, accented by the little weeds growing green and verdent in the cracks of rough hewn stones. Impressive!!!

Want to Play Footsie
by jaylen

Comment:
I do not like feet - but this is really really pretty. Good use of black and white, great subject and lines. Light on toe nails keeps the picture from dying in the dark. Keep it up.