Kitty Nose with Appel
by charliebaker

Comment:
Um, wrong challenge?
I like cats and don't mind cat photos. Unfortunately this photo is not very technically sound. Harsh lighting, out of focus and poor composition. Keep trying!

Unplugged
by typologic

Comment:
Bella, you are so on a roll!
Congrats on yet another ribbon.

Light on Apples
by elsapo

Comment:
Very nicely done. Looks like an oil painting. A couple of more apples or maybe some other item added to the photo might have increased the drama or interest. But I'm not sure what to suggest to add. I scored this an 8. I think this would look beautiful framed on a wall.

Monsoon Over Mission
by f-32

Comment:
Returning for comment. This is a very nicely shot photo. I like the B&W treatment. I think it could use some increased contrast and some details are blown out on the building. The tree in the lower right corner is a tad distracting. 7

A tear for every death
by nagangel

Comment:
Returning for comment.
Excellent shot. Great shallow DoF and dramatic macro. I love the color tone of this picture. I really have no suggestions for improving it. 9

Wind At Her Back
by rscorp

Comment:
Poor, cold little girl. I can almost feel the cold here.
This photo is stunning. I so love this type shot.

Excellent colors/saturation. I would have no qualms hanging this on my wall!

1stborder.jpg
by Karalew

Comment:
Lovely photo. I like the composition. My eye initially is drawn to the photo in the center of the frame (which is not quite in focus). But the flower in focus pulls my eyes in that direction right after.
And that flower has great color, sharpness and interest.

Nicely shot!

Crested Butte
by pitsaman

Comment:
Stunning capture.
The color and clarity are gorgeous!

Broad Street
by banmorn

Comment:
Nice shot. I love the perspective with the lantern so predominant. I'm not sure I like the color treatment. I think b&w or sepia might be better.

Church Entrance
by Judith Polakoff

Comment:
I keep wanting to do shots like this. Some church doors are so cool looking. These included. Your shot seems a bit tilted to the left or maybe you took it from a slight angle instead of dead on. I also think you could have panned back a bit to ge the full door plus the window. Maybe a different time of day would help lessen the shadows.

Message edited by author 2005-01-24 01:39:47.