your thumbnail is way to small...did you save for web? not that I am any expert but if you want help fixing your thumbnail sizing (this is something that I recently learned how to do and it has made such a difference)...let me know if you want any help with it......your blues are pretty but the size of the thumbnail really distracts...sorry
I wish you had used the 720 pixels you were allowed instead of 300 so we could see her better. Check the tutorial on saving for DPC. I like the fence or whatever is in front of her. Cropping more to fill the frame with her face with some blue above and below would have been good, provided you didn't crop it even smaller. I'm afraid many people will be voting this very low only because of the size. That's unfortunate.
I like how the blue boards/rails frame her. A slightly larger version so we could see more details would be good. It looks like the light frames and highlights her nicely.
oh , why did you submit such a small image. in this case , size does matter especially on the impact from your shot.
I like the composition and the little girl's informal pose, she has nice eyes , but I can't see enough detail.
Far too small. DPCs size allowances are too small as it is, but always try to post images at the full size allowance that they do give for challenges. Its impossible to decipher focus or detail with the image posted this small.
What a great capture. To me it looks as if you captured those moments that are so hard to find. Her hand over her eye as to show maybe she's wiping a tear away. Her experssion is so genuin. To finish, taking the shot through a fence (I'm guessing) is a nice touch. It isn't destracting for me and does nothing but add to the emotion. However, I do wish it was bigger. But none-the-less, this is one of those priceless moments, caught and captured. 7
Comment number 100 about the size - you really should use the full dimensions available to you to aid your message.
Or maybe I am reading this wrong, and that is the point of the size - you are highlighting how small and vulnerable this little girl is. Maybe the fence is there to protect her. Hmm.