In the eye of the beholder
by sdollme

Comment by raish:
Die the hair dark before you do this kind of shot. Really that's elementary photography...
OK that was a feeble joke. Even so, while the eye is (very) good, I think it's just too much off to one side while the rest of the picture is washed out. I know it has to be washed out on account of the overexposure, but I think it's a composition thing - the white out left is perhaps unnecessary and you could maybe have done a little juggling, bringing the iris onto a thirds conjunction.
Great impact in a small section of the picture :)

In the eye of the beholder
by sdollme

Comment by sherpet:
I like it......

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by timwest167:
Good composition, great perspective and intersting to look at. I can see this being quite popular with the less 'mainstream' viewer. Well done!

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by Penny Lane:
I like this.

A dappled dancer...
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Comment by canary:
Nice retro feel to this shot. Would like to have seen a richer black as the red tinge detracts from the atmosphere a little, but thats just me. Nice shot.

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by bvy:
Seems haphazardly composed, and the dappled light effect doesn't really add anything.

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by dmul91:
Blurry, and the grayscale here is really monotoned.

A dappled dancer...
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Comment by ullage:
Like the atmosphere, makes me wonder what's going on.

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by rennie:
At first I wanted to say its softness disturbs. Now, I think it adds to the picture a retro and nostalgic feel. It is one of these pictures, where you can't tell when it was made, what year, which century. It leaves a lot to viewer imagination. I like it a lot.

A dappled dancer...
by sdollme

Comment by xodiak:
This has a snapshot quality that I like. The "fogging" from the light really adds to that feeling.