Afternoon Reflection
by markwiley

Comment:
Getting a little closer could help this shot.

DAVID
by RianBotes

Comment:
Great pose showing off a very contemplative person. The color is a little warm with the orange tones dominating the whites in his shirt and eyes. (White balance is a little high) Other than that, good highlights and shadows and the sharpness is pretty good, probably couldn't push it too much more due to noise. I don't feel the noise detracts because to me it is a matter of personal taste to create a mood in the photo.

That Smile makes my world go round! :-)
by rockyrajan

Comment:
Great pose by the model and very good interaction between the photographer and the child. Technical problems show throughout the photo include high noise grain, lots of digital artifacting convering the photo particularly on the grey shadow line on the hairline and down the neck, somewhat blown highlights on the cheek.

Perhaps tomorrow Is just a belief
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Ooooh Minso!! Thanks for sparing us the full Monty!! LOL!!! nice piece of art!

How Many Everyday Objects Does it Take to Change a Lightbulb?
by Samantha_T

Comment:
Very nicely done! You may be able to compete with Gyaban in this challenge...

The Maid's Dream
by gyaban

Comment:
Another Blue for Gyaban!! You crafted one amazing image here...

My blue Heaven.
by EgillP

Comment:
Wonderful composition and choice of subject! I like the more muted tones here, but perhaps you could have pushed the black point a little more to create some more contrast. I am just guessing that the histogram is a bit centered here with not many clipped tones on the left.

Connections
by MichaelC

Comment:
Love the blueness of this image and nice job with the exposure! I think you could have cloned out the two white lights in the sky and possibly cleaned up a bit of the reflected light in the river on the left under the cityscape. As well as the reflected light on the right of the bridge about a third of the way in from the left...

Previously Occupied
by dtremain

Comment:
A nice choice for subject here. I think this is really underexposed though. There are no highlights to be found. You could have done one of three things here to get a better result... increase ISO, increase your shutter speed, or increase your aperture opening. I think you chose a good fstop becasue the shot has good focus and that's what you want for most architecture shots. So increasing shutter or ISO would have been the way to go.

Retired
by Cuttooth

Comment:
I like the view point here. Only thing I would consider changing would be to crop out the break in the surf at the top.