Where's Waldo (AKA Wally) in English Country Garden
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Your subject (the english country garden) doesn't capture my interest.

Wear's Walldough
by Blackbox

Comment:
Is that a clothing factory? I don't get the title. Waldo looks like the subject, so I don't feel as though you've hidden him.

Fleeting Hope
by Geocide

Comment:
If I didn't know there would be a person, I wouldn't know that the blurry black ball was a head. The title helps clarify. But, I think this would be stronger if there were say a hand peaking over the waves or some other visual clue that would help identify the ball as human. I think the composition would be stronger by cropping out 2/3rds of the sky so that viewers feel like they are right there in the water too, watching the rescue ship pass by. Great concept.

Look closer
by Brin

Comment:
Wow, your sky looks like water.

Blending in
by TUBORG

Comment:
Thats pretty cool.

on a day hike
by ursula

Comment:
I like the way you caught the sunlight filtering through the tree canopy and highlighting some leaves/ferns. The dirt of the trail has nice contrast against the green and leads my eyes along the journey. The angle of the hill adds to a sense of potential motion. The highlighted leaves on the tree at the very top left distract me though and I think the composition would have been even stronger if some of the top were cropped off. I like that there is a person in the photo, but I wish I could see a little more of him. Even with him more exposed, I don't think he would become the main subject and he would still blend in well with his camoflauged backpack.

Waldo at Water: A Study in Leisure
by elizadeb

Comment:
I think a different composition would have made this more interesting.

Home Sweet Home
by Shan2112

Comment:
Thats pretty creepy. Nice one.

Bearries. I see Bearries in the bush
by drewhosick

Comment:
Is Waldo wearing green and half hidden behind the white birch (3rd trunk from the right)? While I like a good challenge, it may have been better to make Waldo a little more obvious for this photo.

Looking at you
by ourwebstop

Comment:
I like how you caught the way the branches form an arch roofed path.