Eight shots.

respekt dass unser kleiner freund hier so geduldig war :D

cute little critter, he looks like he is about to ask you for a question! i like this

ps. i like the shallow depth of field

I appreciate the shot jus tfor how hard it must have been to make any of the head sharp considering how jittery this animal seems to be.

I presume it's a style you have to love or not, but it seems there was some movement and/or it's unfocused, I don't like that.
The look of the girl and the cropping is well choosen, imo.

I like the softness supported by the blur.

I love the eyes, hair, and expression. I wish the eyes were a bit sharper. The rest can be soft or blurry and it wouldn't matter. A slight tilt to the head may make the composition stronger. Nice image.

Very nice one. Not much to say here. I'm normally not a fan of borders but here might be a case for a small dark gray border. The top of the image blends totally with the Vazaar white and it seems to loose balance.

Would have been great to have some context even if it was in the form of a title or story such as a girl in a war torn country. my 2 cents.

Ha ha!! Another one from you walk on the bridge!! I would have waited just a bit to allow the sailboat to clear the cable a little more.

Hey this looks great! Only had the background had more detail and interest, this selective sturation would work better.

The coloration works very well, I only think the background's a little too busy, all them sailing boats.

If there would have been a very large sailboat inbetween the cables or some other interest would have helped or having very little background boats.

This looks like a wonder location and a great sky. I would have moved a little more to your left to try to clear the bush from the center of the water's path. My eye wants to see back there...

I agree that the lines lead me to the convergence behind the bush. Also you could have tried putting that convergence in one of the thirds of the shot.

This old Joshua Tree seems to reach out to touch the sun one more time before falling over. I will go back in the spring to see if he is still standing.

I like the idea. I also think that making the ground or the sky dominate the rest of the scene may help the shot out.

From "Book of Dreams" project

Can you provide more info on the project, looks interesting. This is a serious photo collage, nice job.

Thanks for the interest Clyde. The "Book of Dreams" project is a series of photographs I've taken over the years that are experiments or improvisations done mostly in the darkroom. Most of them are crude, graphic, and rather unsophisticated in technique, but I quite enjoy making them. This particular image is a solarized digital image of my legs and feet in a bathtub after a shower. Layers of texture added later. I like the way it looks like a film based photograph. I'm going to print it and put the print in my bathroom. Again, thanks for the interest and glad you like it.

Sweet, only imo the blue-ish water is shouting for my attention, that's really pity. Maybe you can reduce the blue color by pp. A b&w treatment will maybe also help.
To make the animals the main subject of the scene, I suggest some cropping from all sites, too. You certainly have to get rit off that strange thing in the lower left corner.

This would have been much better if you could have gotten the ducks away from the reflection and just in the blue water. They would pop much better that way.

Feels a little tilted. And a little flat in the tonal range.

The blown highlights in the center window are disappointing. This might have been a good place for bracketing and a little poor man's HDR using layer masks. This is a fairly common take on a very common motif.

I like this but I think maybe a bit of post processing could have even this out and made it a cracking shot. Good subject and nice framing.

actually it's an HDR image

It looks like there is a lot of interesting graffiti in this building. I'd like to see more of that. Looks like a nice location to revisit. Fits the topic well.

This shot has a lot of potential.
Maybe revisit when it is overcast to reduce the blowouts?
I like the lighting in the rear as it is a beam showing across the graffiti.
Maybe if you could achieve that effect with the other open areas?
Great concept and would love to see more.

Sure. It's a panorama from 23 (if I remember correctly) exposures, taken from the top of O'Malley peak, in the front Chugach range, just above Anchorage, Alaska. It's a 3 hours hike up some scree slopes, but really worth it.
The panorama's been processed with autopano pro and then finished in photoshop. It's almost 360, but I had to cut some small parts of it due to huge flare problems (sun was in the frame).

If you have more questions...

Thanks Alexandre! What camera and lens combination? Also...is this a fixed manual exposure for all frames?

Brilliant shot .....

@sendhil: it was a nikon d50 with the sigma 18-50 f/2.8 shot vertically at 18mm. And it's shot in aperture first mode. You don't want to use manual mode for panoramas, especially if you go 360 and the sun is low. Autpano pro does a very good job at adjusting exposure when stitching.

Thanks very much for the info!!