Glimpse
by Jutilda

Comment:
Nice twisted blur!

Immensity
by phlover

Comment:
He seems to be pretty intense for looking at something immense! Great use of roation to create a more dynamic composition. I like the B&W converison... not too dark or too light. Nice tonal ranges here. The textures stand out well and the focus is right on the eyes!

Painted
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
One of the great rules of composition is to get coser. I think you got too close here. What is lacking is some context to define the form I am looking at. I get that it is human from the skin and hair and I am looking at some kind of dinosaur tattoo... but it is lacking in form.

Mommy's Ring
by kashi

Comment:
This would be a very nice keepsake for a family album depicting baby's first baptism. All the white makes this soft and precious.

My cup runneth over
by dtallakson

Comment:
Superb subject! The photo conjures up emotions of humble joy. I think that happens due to a mix of the harsh shadows of the flash, the great textures of the skin combined with the title. Way to sneak in the much despised water drop in a very interesting way!

Silently on the March
by BJokerud

Comment:
The title suggests movement but the picture is somewhat static. I do notice some dust rising and the footstep seems to be dug in a little which suggests a slight walk. If the foot was clearly in the walking position, the two would jive better. I do like how you have shown the musculature of the leg clearly depicting the human form.

The clayey
by HighNooner

Comment:
Superb subject! Great use of light and DoF to bring focus to the emerging hand. Love the textures shown.

muse
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Great texture shown with the hairy hand, chin and skin. The B&W conversion is a little flat. There is a lot of dark shadow and the forground is somewhat too bright. I am noticing some pixelation along the edges of the fingers.

The Athlete
by BackpackR

Comment:
I'm not really in love with the composition. Using the portrait layout with all the negative space and horizontal subject cutting it in half does not really appeal to me. I think a diagonal rotation would have been much more interesting and appealing in this case. As far as the subject... lighting is ok. DoF is good as you can see the near and far range of focus. Good B&W conversion with a decent range of tones.

My prefered piece
by Rino63

Comment:
I personally think the woody thing is a bit overdone. It's a great toy for personal figure studies and posing. Perhaps it would be great used as a part of a series. The picture on the other hand is very good. Such rich colors are hard to get with the white background. You got great exposure.