PC World
by Sappy

Comment:
A nice choice of magazine and subject for this challenge, and very dramatic/pretty. I don't get inside my computer often and must ask what on earth that is, however....

4-H Projects News
by sherryk471

Comment:
The depth of focus here is a little too shallow, with the sheep in focus but the girl not quite - especially as my eye goes first to the girl (since the lighting is more dramatic on her than on the sheep's black face), it makes the picture look a bit awkward.

National Geographic
by goga

Comment:
That's a horribly cute shot, though I'm not sure it might not do better on "Cat Fancier" or the like....

Outside
by bosniak

Comment:
I'm impressed. The silhouetted grass in the foreground takes what could have been a very ordinary sunset (sunrise?) shot, and makes it very dramatic.

Birds and Blooms
by Marjo

Comment:
Wow. Nice, nice shot - especially impressive that the blurring on those wings is so little, considering how fast they would have been going.

Outdoor Photographer
by progersct

Comment:
Oh, nicely done - I like that the focus is on 'photography' rather than on the person who is the photographer, seeing her only in silhouette.

Photoworld Magazine: Is digital taking over?
by aui

Comment:
*laughs* A lovely choice of subject for a digital photo challenge. I like the way you balance the photo, and also the tight focus that makes the film look blurred, 'phasing out' in more than one sense. Good one!

guitarist
by deceptive

Comment:
Nice shot - the angle is lovely, the focus is very precise, and the blue shadows are a wonderful effect.

Wooden Boat
by mrhbur

Comment:
I had to go back to the title to realize what I was supposed to focus on - I was thinking the reflections were the point, and that was very clever. With the boat occupying most of the frame (and not easily identifiable to the layman, or at least this layman, as what it is), the more detailed (and fairly clear) reflections take on a life of their own....

Mini Truckin
by Allen

Comment:
The sun glare is a bit much, but more distracting is the fractured/posterized look in the background and parts of the foreground - I'm not sure if resizing the image a bit smaller would have made it worse or better. Getting it without the other car right in the background might have been less distracting.