You did something different with this picture by creating a blurred kind of frame. It works by drawing attention to your subject(s) in the center and also creates a dreamy, surreal atmosphere. It also reminds me of the pictures I used to take with my Holga camera (which is still lying in my cupboard). Maybe I should dust it off and take a few of these kind of pictures again, I wonder if I'll find that threesome walking around again!

Very nicely done, Monique. I know it's not easy getting a cat to "pose," but you managed to get a wonderful expression on the cat's face. The flowers make a nice framing-effect. Well done.

"No animals were harmed in the filming of this picture!"

This is a very cool picture, Monique. I can sort-of make out a figure of a lady in a dress - weird! I like the textures that you captured here and the shadow of the mug is also very striking. Great pic!

Nice close-up of your dog, and thanks for sharing your story! Looks like Khallis is sleeping on the couch tonight!

Great! The cropping is good, it creates an interesting perspective and makes the shot very "up-close" and personal. With model photography, it's important to fill the frame and keep things tight. I think you've managed to do just that!