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"Looks good! Maybe you could try to increase the contrast a little (it's a bit too grey, lots of 'midtones') ... to see what happens"

"Thanks guys!"

"I agree with Karlum - blur out the background a lot more. Perhaps you can try a richer/darker B/w and colorize the dragon, so it will stand out more."

"For the rose one: I would have kept the entire reflection of the flower in the frame."

"I think there's just a bit too much going on in this photo.  Not just the lion's head but there's also a lot of detail in the top right and left hand sides as well and its a bit difficult to sort out what you're looking at."

"The lion is usually a riot of colour.  In B & W the head reminds me of some old lady's hat."

"I like the contrast between the saturated colors of the flies and the dark grey. Rule of thirds = ok. I just wish the depth of field wasn't that shallow, I feel like I'm missing some details of the main fly: only its head is in sharp focus…"

"Great shot! "

"Looks good.  I like it."

"Really cool!"

"Yes, the background is less distracting in this one and I like the b&w, but the position of the kid is less interesting... maybe you can crop the first one vertically and convert it to black and white? Just a thought !"

"Hi Jenny. I like the portrait format better. I think it's easier to focus on the main subject (the bird obviously) ... there are less distractions. Nice shot"

"Hello. Nice pic, I just wished you had taken it from closer because I find the background a bit distracting."

"Hi Raghuram. I would straighten the horizon line in the 3 of them. In the first one, I think it would have been a good choice not to place the horizon line in the middle (1/3,2/3 rule). I really like the last one, I just wish there was a bit more of…"