The Blue Desert
by Ristyz

Comment:
I would love to see this in B&W

Precious Cargo
by owen

Comment:
aaaw look at that little roo... I hope it does not fall out.

- Frosty Bear -
by doctornick

Comment:
I wonder where this was taken and by whom... hmmmm
I can't believe you have edited already... I have bearly started editing.
Nice job, classic PB!

Harbor Master
by roba

Comment:
This is sort of a typical shot, but the smoothness of the water and the shape of the water swirl along with the color tone I think makes it elegant.

squirrel
by JulieG

Comment:
Can I please have that peanut now?
This is a great shot, nice expression. Goes to show and ordinary subject can still make a very good shot.

The Peregrine and the Field Mouse
by DrAchoo

Comment:
nice dof and light

Resting
by Kathe

Comment:
I wish you had taken about 3 steps to the left so the tree was not right behind him.
I also wish its eye was open. I do like the texture on his coat tho and the leaves.

On the Prowl
by ryand

Comment:
where was this taken?
What kind of cat is it?

Australian Urban Scavanger
by jonfrommk

Comment:
I do not know this animal (having not been there) Is it a young roo?
Thanks for showing me an animal I am not really familiar with.
Nice DOF, light in eyes and light.

The Gathering
by karenk

Comment:
This to me, is a great example of a sort of 'ordinary' choice of wildlife subject, but your composition is so delightful in combination with your DOF choice, it is really enjoyable shot. It is great how you got them to line up like that : )
I would highly recommend with wildlife subjects if you do not have catch lights in its eyes that you make the shot 100 or 200% and then take a small dodge brush maybe 4-5 and then dodge in a catch light usually there is a small light there and you can just increase it to be a bit stronger. Works with people too.
Try it and see what you think : )
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