Lily
by KaBooM

Comment:
To bad there wasn't a dark background. It would have enhanced the idea that she was falling thru space.

Let There be Light
by umbris

Comment:
This reminds me of a Steichen photo that he did during ww1. You have a fantastic range of tones and very good light control.

icy stare
by ajschmidt

Comment:
The focus is on his/her nose. It's a nice nose. Lots of texture. Good subject.

Tree Hugger
by riotspyne

Comment:
Cute. The focus might be off a bit. I know how frustrating that can be. It wouldn't be so bad, you could have said you did it for that soft focus look, but that darn tree is right there in front. I do have a suggestion though. When you want to focus on the boy and he is cooperating, move him a bit away from anything that might grab the camera's attention. On this one you could have had him step a foot away, prefocused on him and then have him step back to the tree. He would have to be in the mood to do that, but it might be something to think about.

Piano
by chookie

Comment:
I can see the age and texture in the hands. The tones are good(hehe,tones). Maybe a different angle would have helped it seem a little more interesting?

Lee
by JScho

Comment:
Almost a tri tone. I can see sepia and the jacket has a blue tint. Ahh. You only partially desaturated it maybe? Hope you're not being sacrificed for this heresy. I like the low key effect, and truthfully, I think it would have been stronger as a pure duotone or b/w. You did capture an intense look and the lighting is beautiful.

CD Cases and a Lamp
by aplomb76

Comment:
Bravo. Just an excellent idea with perfect execution. You could go head to head with Edward S with this one. I have to fav this one.

Merlot
by 77DX

Comment:
Good low key photo. I think I would have liked to see the base of the glass. Other than that, the tones composition and dof are good.

The Secret Garden
by bigfish

Comment:
The tones are good. Darks, lights and lots of mid-tones. It does look a little soft and I don't know about the tilt. Seems to be disorienting to me, like it's running away or rejecting the viewer when I would want it to be welcoming.

Rampway to heaven
by Bullpup

Comment:
Curving lines are pleasant to look at and I like the way you framed it. A little to much contrast, imo. There are hardly any mid-tones in the picture. But that is only my opinion.