What should I do?
by bcoble

Comment:
kiss her you fool(umm.....that's in answer to your question, couldn't resist)
It's a good picture. She looks like she isn't comfortable but she is so lovely it's sad that she doesn't want the camera pointed at her. The tones are rich, but I don't understand what you're trying to say with the nails still being so colorful. Have you tried doing a session with her using a telephoto lens? A lot of times the distance allows the model to feel more free and helps them relax.

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by ButterflySis

Comment:
pretty ummm.. freaky. I like it. a lot.

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by ButterflySis

Comment:
very fluid. Could you post the settings? please

Chinese Theater 1
by Crisik

Comment:
Nice use of the shadow. The mom is dressed in happy colors but the shadow looks like she is tired. Good catch.

All the Room In the World
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Oh man. The dreaded "new camera, I didn't think to check the date problem."
Actually, this was a devious plot some evil person (was it Dan) to keep you from winning all the time. The camera can pick out the really great shots(well, with you, which one isn't) and imprint the wrong date on it. But the real spooky thing is, the exif data you look at will always be correct. It's only when you have to send the full unedited version to the sc that the exif converts to the wrong date.

All the Room In the World
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
purty one Joey. Glad to see the sun does shine in your part of the world.

In My Brother's Eyes
by Jutilda

Comment:
I like what you were trying to do. I use psp and don't know which program you use, but with psp I can use any open picture on the desktop as a pattern. I'd use one of the pictures to airbrush onto a layer over the other picture. That way you can control the parts you want on the layer and avoid those parts you don't want (like the ear in this one). Anyway, keep playing.

Treetop Steps
by glad2badad

Comment:
One of my top scores, a sure indication of it failing at mass appeal! I thought the flare added a lot to the picture and helped me think back to the summer days of scorching heat and going to my favorite hideout to play with my friends. I have a good monitor that shows the whole grey scale so this looks a bit washed out.

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by 2hoo

Comment:
Very nice lucky shot. I wouldn't change a thing.

Horse in Trees
by taterbug

Comment:
This is lovely. I like how he is runnining towards the viewer. The trees form a good frame around him. The bottom crop is a little tight. I would have liked to see a little more foreground and less of the treetops. The hazy loss of contrast is ok. It gives the pictre an early morning type of look.