08SP9063Feb05
by Pug-H

Comment:
I think it was quite a success, this is really great and humorous and everything. Terrific job here.

Feb. 4
by daboardergirl

Comment:
This is quite interesting, and let me tell ya some of the best pieces come from fumbling around and seeing what happens. And of course the most important aspect is that you are having fun. Fantastic.!

055_Me2.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
I agree with dwterry, but also would like to add, move yourself over to the right or left a bit. Ya know the 'rule of 1/3s' thing. For something like this I really find the addition of a longer white-space on one side really adds to the image overall. I am thinking moving you to the left as we look at it would work well.

My self Portrait. Im looking at you re-edit.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
This new edit works nicely. (-;

124_me4.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
he he hee so giggly this image is. Really makes me want to just laugh and laugh and laugh with ya. This is a very nice image (-; I rather enjoy it.

126_Me7.jpg
by bennettjamie

Comment:
I wana play with this image. I understand your use with the heal/blur tools, however, there are really strong lines to where it was used. I personally find those distracting. I do enjoy the close up image yet, what if you had a bit of a smirk? hmm that would be nice. Not much, just a touch.

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by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Cheater!!! 6-=

Well, for me, this image seems a bit flat, its a cute pose and expression, just the colours seem flat and don't pop out enough for me.

Day 4 - Sitting, Waiting, Wishing
by photokariangel

Comment:
I really enjoy this image, the white-space is absolutely perfect with your two-sided framing of your body. Very nicely done.

inspirationless
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:
Love the hat and the pose this is a really great image. Congrats on the new addition thats really great.

Beat
by cryingdragon

Comment:
This is cool I enjoy the shadow line it is well placed. Only thing though is it the image seems a bit purple? Maybe some warmer tones, or even cooler ones would work nicely to help create depth.