Pasture Time
by popdeepop

Comment by Man_Called_Horse:
interesting use of theme

Pasture Time
by popdeepop

Comment by rmtm333:
Very nice compostion, however the focus is a little soft and the horizon needs to be straightened. With the challenge focusing on your subject being the strong point, the foal gets a little lost being in front of the house. Maybe a different angle, (i.e. without the house) or a little tigher cropping (for example have the foal framed in the upper right and straighten and crop the image to just above the fence) would have increased the focal point onto the foal. This along with a little crisper result would improved your result in this challenge IMO. Good Luck.

Pasture Time
by popdeepop

Comment by cosmic:
Contrast or fade is a little off here. Still a great shot and what a cute foal!

Pasture Time
by popdeepop

Comment by RolandB:
Would be improved greatly if the horizon was level. Nice idea for the challenge.

Pasture Time
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Comment by Niten:
I like this photo but it isn't straight. I bet this would have done a ton better if it wasn't tilted.

Pasture Time
by popdeepop

Comment by Zed Pobre:
A somewhat pretty picture, but it has too many potential focal points. Animal? House? Barn? Field? Minimalism should be very simple, with the focal point very obvious. Also, the animal is sufficiently indistinct that I'm not sure what it is. Young horse?

Pasture Time
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Comment by Rachel34:
I like the foal in the pic...so cute...the background looks a little slanted...but overall a nice shot

Chain Wins
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Comment by merls:
would have liked to see something different done with the paper and scissors. they look like they were just put there so you could enter the challenge. otherwise, a beautiful shot

Chain Wins
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Comment by ecko313cheer:
This is a nice image. I like the angle from which you shot this image. I also like how the chain looks out of proportion. Nice work.

Chain Wins
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Comment by bhound:
OK all elements are here but just don't seem to be the focal point. A different angle and work on the reflected light on the paper and scissor would have helped.