Yard Rat
by Shermy

Comment:
Dramatic and intriguing.

Environmental Specialist
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Great composition and idea...Well done.

Research in Macular Degeneration
by quiet_observation

Comment:
okay...have no idea what this means and what "macular degeneration" is...but intriguing composition.

Machine Magic
by JeniY

Comment:
I love the colour you've chosen for this. The machine foot looks as if it's part of an old machine...lovely patina. Inspiring...!

Brown Eyed Girl
by XxXStephanieXxX

Comment:
way too close: those eye evins are just iffy to look at...and the eye looks greenish???IMO

Everyone Else is Having One! :)
by EBJones

Comment:
...but see this has been done before (albeit in colour...?)

Sky High Fish Eye Lens
by justamistere

Comment:
You sent mail asking me: Pleas let me know, why do you thought that my photo-entry for Sky, titled "Sky High Fish Eye Lens", did not meet the challenge? I know it did need some technical improvements. I learned it is hard to photograph a fish, closeup, from the side, in an aquarium. They just keep turning to see you.

Recently, the **First place winner** for "Dirt" had mostly, pictures of cows.
It could have been shot at a lower angle with More of the dirt showing to Emphasis Dirt, which was the challenge. That seemed an excellent entry for an "Animal" or "Cow" Challenge. Yet it came in 1st place.


DNMC: "Make the sky a key element of your photograph". When the image is first uploaded, I see an out of focus fish. Because this is a "Sky" challeneg, I sit and wonder what a fish ahs to do with the challenge....then I see the refelection in the fish's eye and realise what you were going for. The sky is not a "key element of your photograph"...but just my opinion.

Fall Feline
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous. I didn't vote this challenge... stunning composition, gorgeous beastie, love the autumnal leaves and general hues.Congratulations!!

Walnuts
by CyMaN

Comment:
warm and heartening and lovely.

Druids Dessert
by smurfguy

Comment:
Interesting composition and subject: I just find the out fo focus hand a bit too dominant in the foreground: Foreground is such a powerful position in any art and I believe you must be careful with what you put in it...OOF works sometimes, but here I find it too overpowering.