Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by Neuferland:
Aww, Peanut is a doll! So cute, the sad eyes, the forlorn look!

Nice capture, very candid and real. The scene looks like it might have used a flash to get the light, I'm guessing from the darker background. A tighter crop on the face might really bring out Peanut's personality more, as it's set up now he's competing with the rock on the right and the table or rock he's laying on. A 6

Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by michael_p:
Great crop but let down by a couple of small factors ( sorry if I appear to be coming across choosy ), the light is obviously quite dull at the time of day you have shot the image, wind ruffling the dogs fur along the back is distracting and the dog looks either nervous perched on the rock or very disinterested of you taking the picture which I assume most of the pets were during this challenge. Great entry and lovely colours never the less.

Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by neenee1999:
Gorgeous dog!

Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by Xilebo:
Very good light, nice to see what probably is a fill in flash...a tad scruffy little bowser but must be all the more loving....

Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by bpowers2002:
What a beautiful portrait! He loooks like such a sweet dog!

Peanut--Jamaican Yard Dog
by Sweetlips

Comment by Shannon:
top of his head seems a bit overexposed.

A Man And His Cat
by Sweetlips

Comment by Imagineer:
I just love it when they do that! : )

Quince
by Sweetlips

Comment by spydr:
Meets the challeng. Focus could be sharper. Composition is scattered IMO. Get in closer, or crop tighter to highlight your subject.

Quince
by Sweetlips

Comment by scottwilson:
The focus seems soft and the lighting on this looks very flat. There is little feeling of depth to the photo.

Quince
by Sweetlips

Comment by Judith Polakoff:
While this shot is very pink, the color is actually a little too intense and is getting sort of blown out and causing a loss of detail. I think this would have worked better had you decreased the saturation somewhat.