Framed
by ivash

Comment:
If this shot had been a *little* less tilted, I would have scored it an extra point. It's a *gorgeous* framing work.. but the tilt juusst puts it off for me.

Yellow
by arngrimur

Comment:
I am very impressed with the centering of the opening here, and the color of the yellow. It is *extremely* even, and it's a color that gives most people (and digital cameras) a fit.. due to white balance. The fact that you've also got the girl's face lit wonderfully and in focus is further genius. My only suggestion would be to somehow find a way to make the lower half of the opening (her upper body) darker. A wondefully captured piece.

Going the Distance
by Artyste

Comment:
Thank you Ironworker and elru21 for your post challenge comments, they were really helpful :) I'll touch on a couple things:

Wider shot - I wanted this too, however, the baby can't walk yet and I had her mother (The girl holding the arms out is her sister) holding on to the baby on the left side.. so I had to crop it where I did to disguise that, sadly.

B&W - Yah, the black and white looks off to me now too.. too contrasted. I wanted the background dark because of the clutter, but at the time I had nowhere else to shoot it.. thems the breaks! :)

So, these are things I will for surely be working on in the future, and thanks again for commenting! It makes a newbie feel really good :)

Trapped in anger
by Amason

Comment:
I thought I did comment on ths image.. strange.

Anyway, I said that this has to be one of the most creative entries, it's very well lit, I love the expression on the model's face, and I've added it to my favorites. Congratulations :)

mug shot
by whiteroom

Comment:
extremely inventive. Is there a way you can get the second mug in a little more focus? That would have been interesting to see. Also, I suggest a cropping closer to the bottom of the mug handle and further from the top for centering purposes.

Looking Back
by peecee

Comment:
Nicely lit, great view of the tower.

Cooper River Park
by edc1

Comment:
Definitely over-exposed. Try a higher shutter speed?

Oriental Framing
by eswik

Comment:
I suggest that there's too *much* framing going on here, cluttering the image and distracting from the background subject.

Riverside
by computerking

Comment:
This shot is over-exposed. I'd suggest using an f-stop of about f5.6 and a shutter speed of 500 - 800.. and then experiment from there.. if you can. If you have a p&s, try aperture locking the sky, and the bringing the camera down to take the shot against the background of the trees.

Through the Keyhole
by DougPaz

Comment:
Eerie :)