Curious Bunny
by tolovemoon

Comment by jayzundel:
Ol Bugs bunny looks like he's ready to run.

The Inside of a Shopping Cart
by tolovemoon

Comment by quiche:
The lighting and tonal range are okay. Not much of a story to this photo, though.

Simple Blue Moon
by tolovemoon

Comment by sidpixel:
*Hello from Sid and the Critique Club*

A straightforward moon shot that fits the challenge.

It's really a very open brief so your shot of the moon is simplicity itself, though it would require some careful consideration beforehand. I'm really surprised how much light you had it must have been a really bright moon, so bright you may even have got away without a tripod though I assume you did use one.

The detail in the moon is quite extraordinary and you have every right to be well pleased with the result, apart from all the other detail I love the craters on the right hand edge. Your mono processing is good with lovely rich blacks as a backdrop. There's nothing really to fault or to add, well done. It's a shame you didn't get any comments during the challenge but I hope this makes up for it.

Thank you for your submission, Sid.

Juicy Mouth-Watering Steaks
by tolovemoon

Comment by smujahed:
Good shot... :)

Drops of Juniper
by tolovemoon

Comment by jomari:
Finger and thumb.

Drops of Juniper
by tolovemoon

Comment by SeanPresher:
Difficult to determine where there is any area that has the best focus, if any.

Big Walker Mountain
by tolovemoon

Comment by Lydia:
I'm not sure about this.

I don't understand the tilt of the upper image...

Brush-Footed Butterfly
by tolovemoon

Comment by SeanPresher:
Slightly washed out light, wrong time of the day in terms of lighting?

Feeding From The Mimosa Silk Tree...
by tolovemoon

Comment by jgirl57:
already voted

Ok, Middle of the road, soo lucky for you to capture a humming bird, I still can't get one, they are fast little buggers.. the harsh green took away from the soft pastels

Abandoned Bridge
by tolovemoon

Comment by wbanning:
Hi Tracy,

This comment is part of my participation in the DPC Critique Club. This is an effective use of contrasting color to make the subject stand out from the background (and in this case, the foreground as well). The bridge is an interesting design and seems to be lacking a bottom. Makes me wonder what it might have been used for in the past. You've found a lovely setting that really reflects your location well. The river and foreground elements at the lower right help to give context and further set the bridge apart from the background. However, the subject itself is only a small portion of the image and the expansive amount of foliage tends to overpower all the other picture elements, even though the foreground left tends to a brighter shade of green. For me, nature shots with lots of green are particularly difficult, especially with small leaves being predominant. All that aside, the color contrast works well to bring attention to the subject.