Over the Fence
by scalvert

Comment:
This looks like one of scalvert's 'Hey kids, let's have some fun' pictures. I like the mixture of real and painted elements. The moment and the fun are well captured. The fence feels a bit too close to the background though. 9.

300' Down
by espy2

Comment:
Hm, I can't figure out in what situation this image has been taken :) The expressions are well captured, the missing background gives your scene an interesting abstract quality. I'm a bit annoyed by the 'blur' on the shoulders in the middle and the hair on the left. What is that? 8.

Big Air
by nephoto

Comment:
I like the fisheye distortion in your picture. The image would have been perfect if the border had jumped into the sun. 7.

Friends Of The Swamp - "The Annual Turtle Jump"
by LVE

Comment:
The scene is quite funny. Your image is too busy though, the turtles and the heron are lost amidst the many branches and reflections of the surrounding fauna.
Whilst borders are a matter of taste, you should make sure it's symmetric - yours looks as if it had been painted by hand. 3.

The Intimate Fulcrum — Love's Failed Leap
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Your subject is not very interesting. The Woodies are hard to handle in photography, if you use them you should make sure that it results in something unusual and unexpected. On the technical side, your subject is lit too flatly and casts distracting shadows on the background. (You can prevent this by moving the background further back.) The picture might also profit from a stronger contrast, it would add to the nice textures in the wood. 3.

Fiddler on the Storm
by kiwiness

Comment:
Quite a surreal image. The colours and softness work well, the model is lacking contrast though. Maybe an off-center composition would have added some dynamism and movement. 7.

Kick-flip
by spydr

Comment:
The moment is captured quite well, but the composition should be less static. The leading lines go past your point of interest. 6.

Change of Underwear Needed!
by amber

Comment:
I like the old feeling your image conveys because of the vignetting and contrast. 8.

primary focus
by bikefreak

Comment:
I'm not voting in this challenge, but I congratulate you to your courage to enter an OOF picture on DPC. Good luck.

Sidewalk view
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I am impressed by your mental ability to see things as what they can be. I would have walked by and not even noticed the abstract possibilities of framing and flipping the given. The perspective is overwhelming, so is the contrast between patterned colour areas, gradiented surfaces and pitch black blocks.