dominiquedodge

You've done very well here, capturing a cheeky kid in an unusual setting. Thanks.

This is more than "just another butterfly". The shot is great because the butterfly seems to be falling off the flower. And the white petals stand out well. But I would crop the right edge (at about half the distance between the wing tip and the current edge) to get rid of the other white flowers on the edge.

A nice rose - but you need to do more with it. Here are some ideas to help:

spray some fine drops of water on the petals;

lower your point of view to get the petals curving over;

work on the cropping

I love this shot - very thoughtful.

The chair edge on the right adds a lot - only a pity it didnt fall on the white background.

I like the way you've used the textures of the limestone and the plant. Colours look great together too. Thanks

The hole in the sky is interesting balanced out by the white wall on the left. But for me I'd prefer it cropped along the top about one third down. This would also get rid of the object in the upper right corner, which is a "stray".

Nice atmosphere.

I like the curve of the row of sticks in the lower center.

Thanks.

Stunning. For me this photo is perfect on all counts - the contrast of the teeth and the lines of the wood, the mat of the rust and the shine of the wood. And then the row of nails down the side to "seal it all in". Brilliant.

Looks like the shadow of a railing, that's why most of us would not have spotted this brilliant shot! Luckily you did.

I love the textures - which I find very "geological". My eyes wandered around the picture constantly finding more and more in it. The colours are perfect too. Thanks.

I'm interested to see what others are producing with the CybershotP50 (which is all I have too). I like the mood in your night shot and the contrasting tones of the moon, wall and street lamp. The only thing I find that bothers me is that the three parts of the shot aren't held together very well. Perhaps if you had moved further to your left to compose the shot... any way of getting the moon to shine through the tree at the same time ?

I'm interested to see what other people are doing with CybershotDSC50... so that's how I came to your shot.

I find the subject interesting - and like the angle of the boys head (towards seive, not beach) but I would have cropped out 3/4 of the right hand sea margin.

The beauty of this pond scene shot lies in its simplicity.I'm interested to see such a great shot with simple equipment, but how did you get the longitudinal ripples?

You have conveyed the feeling of helplessness in the monkeys eyes and the blur of the cage adds to this in my opinion. But I think it would have been better either without the second upper cage (to convey the lonelyness, or with more of the upper cage to enhance the trapped feeling.

For me this is what photography is all about.

The contrast between the massive skyscrapers and the slender neck and legs of the heron is beautiful.