Besides the image being small, I believe that you have captured a 'moment' in time very well. The bright light behind the tree seems to be the main focus in your image. The blue sky with a hint of white and the green grass are all great colours for a photo. I also see a dramatic look in the fluffy clouds which of course adds interest. The main tree is composed well in the fact that it is not smack bang right in the centre of the frame. The child is a little hard to see, however, you can see that she is moving (her hair in that position) and that you captured a great motion shot. Overall, it really is a pleasant image to view. I would have liked to have seen your image a little bigger, so I could see more detail.
This looks like it would be a really interesting picture, but I can't see it very well. The size is too small on my monitor. Perhaps 480x640 would be better.
Two words: too small. Seems like an awesome picture, but I can't see the details. I'll still give you a 9 because the whole composition is breath taking. Jacko.
I know everyone is saying something about how this picture ought to have been bigger, but I have to say it too; it looks like it had a lot of potential as a photograph, but I can't make out what's in it.
This looks to be a fantastic photo but unfortunately is a little to small. Wonderful sky!! Sky seems unevenly dark in the left corner, I think I remember reading that by adjusting the polarizer angle (assuming you had a polarizer on for this effect :), you can render the sky all nice and deep blue but also evenly lit...its just of a matter of hitting the right angle. tree, jumpers and horizon all conform to the rule of thirds, making a pleasing arrangement...
This could have been a winner, if I could see those objects (children) in the lower left part. I love the contrast of light and colors and the composition.
I'm sure I'm not the only one to say that its unfortunate that this one is too small. It looks like a great picture. The sky looks absolutly amazing. I can't tell what's else is going on with the picture. Sorry.
Not too sure about the blue grad. When I started out in photography I bought just about every filter going and carried them around looking for an excuse to stick one on the end of the camera. Best avoided (in my opinion).
Oh man, why is it so small? Could be a winner because of it's wonderfull colors and composition. But it's hard to see something! Still thumb up from me.
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