New Joiners - Animals #792

I love the angle and perspective on this image, with such crisp reflections in the eyes too. It works really well in black and white to enhance the detail. This aspect works well and a square crop would work too if you wanted something a little different.

You've captured brilliant bokeh in this image, with that gorgeous colour and light in the greens. I like the composition with the subject looking into the frame which draws our eye in and keeps us engaged. The focus and exposure are both spot on.

What an extraordinary capture! I love the sheer venom and intent in the eyes and whilst the nerves must have kicked in, you did a fantastic job capturing this image. It works well with a 1:1 aspect ratio and the focus and exposure are spot on.

You've captured a gorgeous and tender moment here and I love the consistent and warm colour palette. This image could work well in black and white too to enhance the contrast but either works The depth and layers from the foreground to the background draws you into the image.

I like the simplicity of this image and it works well in colour but could also be a candidate for black and white. Be cautious when cloning elements out of an image as this can leave telltale artefacts behind that can draw the eye away.

I love the expression and character you've captured in this image and he's so well framed with the surrounding foliage. Sometimes when shooting on a bright day in the shade it can be a menace with your colour palette: I'd consider adjusting the colour balance to try and reduce the green tint in this image.

You've captured some great character in this image and I love how well the surrounding rocks and habitat act as a natural frame. I'd consider a minor increase in the exposure to bring out a bit more detail in the face and fur.

The cool colour palette works well here, paired with the square aspect ratio which gives us enough context and interest. I'd consider giving the cat a bit more space on the ear on the right, assuming it won't introduce distractions to the image.

You've chosen your aspect ratio well with 1:1, ensuring the unique branches of the tree frame this parrot so well. I love the added atmosphere from the rain and the slower shutter speed. That red pops so well without being over processed.

What an engaging and comical expression you've captured here. The crop and aspect ratio is spot on and I love how much vibrance the image has without being over processed. There's truly nothing I would change in both the composition and procesing here.

I love how you've captured such an energetic pose on this handsome heron, with both that foot but also the wind blowing through his feathers and 'afro'. The foreground gives some subtle framing as well as some depth and perspective.

What an intriguing image! I love the unique perspective and how unexpected the composition is. The depth of field is spot on to help create both a natural frame and also numerous leading lines, drawing us to those gorgeous eyes.

You've captured some really gorgeous lighting and colour in the image and the separation from the deer and background is fantastic: shallow enough to not distract and yet we get good context of the surrounding habitat to add to the image.

The low angle and perspective work well in this image to give a level of separation and you've composed it well despite the brighter conditions. The focus is good with great detail in the face and fur and I like how the leg frames the subject.