Carly Kneeling
by rwo82939

Comment:
Excellent lighting! I want to say this looks like a single light source but I'm could be completely wrong. The dark background helps keep one's attention drawn to the subject.

Of course with a beautiful subject such as this, it really doesn't matter what the bg is! Beautifully done. -BB

Looking Up
by -Bec-

Comment:
Well, your focus is right on, and the border compliments nicely too. The Easter colors are great also, so with that said, I'm not sure what you need to fix. I'll just say nice job on the lighting also. -BB

PS. If you need more of a critique I can give you one later.

Creeping
by trnqlty

Comment:
Or how about "Creepy"? I like the shallow DOF and your choice of colors here seems to work too. Nice rule of the thirds. -BB

Who is Watching Who
by Ironworker

Comment:
Wow, nice framing. The longer I stare at this picture the more it feels like he's staring right back!

I can just hear them talking.
"But it's fur looks so soft, Daddy, I want to touch it."
"NO, it'll eat you!"
"Aw, let me pet the kitty cat."...

...LOL! Sorry, forgive my blabbering.

I do wish your framing was a little wider though. So that you didn't cut off his paws and the side of his mane. Other than that great job. -BB

Old Country Bridge
by laurie241

Comment:
You almost have a vanishing point to this photo. Nice middle of the road POV. Your post-processing is a little much for me personally but you kept it within reason, I guess. Nice job. -BB

Only a Twenty?
by TonyT

Comment:
What a sport! I like her expression and her stance with her hip out.

The red finger-nails totally give her the "top paid actress" title. Probably the reason for turning down a twenty! :-)

Pennybacker Bridge spanning Lake Austin
by WalesP

Comment:
Very cool time lapse. The lighting under the bridge really give the feeling that there is more activity going on, it's just not visible to us, the viewer.

You even got a vehicle on the loading dock/ramp. Nice catch! -BB

The One Less Traveled
by talj

Comment:
Looks like a storm just blew over! I like the bright colors in the field and the mountains in the background. The only thing to maybe change would be your POV, by simply moving to your left and looking a little more directly down the bridge. Even that in itself is not a big deal. -BB

Youth
by Agaeris

Comment:
What a fun, happy picture. Great stopped motion and excellent lighting on your subject for a dark "alley". I wish it was cropped a little tighter on the right side to hide some of the metal wire and fence. -BB

Valley Steel
by bmartuch

Comment:
Interesting use of white vignetting and I really like the duo tone colors here. -BB