Best of Luck.....

I think this is cute... does not disturb me in the least... but, if this was my child, I would not post the picture... too many freaks online these days...

Hysterical... he's right at that age where if he makes up his mind about something, no amount of talking will change it.

I considered blurring out his bottom but I know I am not supposed to do selective adjustments... perhaps a crop?

Personally... I don't think it's a big deal. I don't think there's virtually anything prurient about this shot whatsoever.

Thank Kyricom - I'll leave it as it is.

We're talking about a baby, not about an adult. Don't worry, it's a very cute shot! But I don't think it's a good place to take a nap, specially if that place is out of home...

Sometimes you don't get to choose where they fall asleep - they will nod off anywhere. I'm sure it's not where any other parent would put them down for a nap either but he just fell asleep from refusing a nap.

adorable

I'm onboard with the "cute as heck" group here, what a funny shot...nicely done

Excellent...

so funny! gl

So cute.Good luck.

1st off congrats on your new toy! I like the new growth on the saplings surrounding the decaying fence it makes a very interesting subject. But imho you should consider cropping it down a bit, there's too much empty space on the left side, it detracts from the fence. You might also consider increasing you dof so more of the fence is in focus, and you are bit overexposed. Keep at it though, participating in these contests will help you learn a lot!

Welcome to the site. Your photo has a lot of promise, Suggest you crop it just to the left of the OutOfFocus stick, increase the contrast and darken the image a little.
You can replace your original image by going to 'My contests" and Edit Entry.
Good Luck

welcome to pxl author...............
You keep taking shots like this, and take notice of the great advice given you, and you will soon be up among the stars of this site..........in the meantime, just have fun.....good luck....

Thanks for the input. I really do appreciate it.

much better.

Welcome! I didn't see the original, but, the composition here is wonderful and pleasing to the eye. Nice subject contrast with the old fence and the new growth. Keep up shots like this and we'll see you at the top soon enough...nicely done

Welcome to the group.......so much you can learn here, but you are off to a great start with such a nice entry,,,,,GL to you!!

Much nicer!

I don't know what "daggy" means, but I think she looks great!

Daggy?!?...OK, I'm with kyricom...great looking photo, but hazy on the term...daggy

Ok... I guess I can deduce "daggy"... but hey, I am of the theory that when "dagginess" confronts comfort, the latter wins!lol

"Be as obvious as possible and make sure she's doing a clearly visible activity" I dont see anything.

It also says 'show us doing something she loves' and trust me she loves wearing this hat whilst coaching the kids in Pony club. I considered showing all the kids on the ponies but then the impact of the hat would have been lost.

That picture would of been on topic this isnt. You cant ignore half the guidelines The picture doesnt portray how she feels about the hat anyways, we have to take your word on that.

wonderful, totally agree with the sentiment.

Mekun - feel free to red flag it if you wish. - but do you really think she would be wearing it if she hated the the hat???? Obviously she wants to wear it, and if she wants to wear it with a pink and grey check shirt - then she will!!

For the others - 'daggy' is just a coloquial term for something old and unfashionable - sorry, I forget that slang isn't always internationally known - I'll keep that in mind for future descriptions

Mekun, personally, I don't see a problem with this shot.........the lady loves wearing the hat, which is very brave of her.... ......and so, imo, the shot is on topic!

Totally agree about the shot being on topic...
And author, thanks for the definition...I gotta remember that one! LOL
In my neck of the woods, we call them "skooks" why??? I don't really know...

Lol itsmymoment - the story behind being a dag or daggy .... a dag originally comes from sheep shearing - it's the nasty bit of the wool at the rear end that catches all the mess

Nice shot.....GL

love those cheeks!

great capture, although, I might have cropped some off the left

Lovely, and I like the off center, but for some reason I would have preferred ,more space on the right.

Very cute baby. I just love it.