Long red curly hair and a bright smile
by floyd

Comment:
the framing shouldn't out weigh the photo -- it's soooo heavy

Lips
by dimitrii

Comment:
your lighting is very effective in showing his lips. Nice cropping also

Way with words
by lyta

Comment:
Nice twist in a challenge full of faces. A lot of noise through out the photo.

Big Eyes
by caba

Comment:
Very beautiful girl -- focus seem a little soft. Like how you've kept everything except her face in the blue/gray colors

Attitude
by bobdaveant

Comment:
I've seen that very same look from my daughter!

Time Frame
by Kylie

Comment:
Way to Go Kylie!!!!

Polly's First Kiss
by Skip

Comment:
How on earth did you get this shot?

Might lighten the green in the background to give it a bit more contrast, but otherwise it's perfect.

Celebrating Sunset, Jockeys Ridge (original portfolio image)
by Skip

Comment:
Awesome colors!

The photo feels like it is slightly tipped to the right. I don't know if it's my eye or the weight of the kids on the right side. I wish Beau's leg was in view avoiding the stork look but timing is everything. They appear to be having a great time.

Just wondering -- how would look as a vertical crop with the kids closer to the edge?

Just a wee-bit Closer...
by Skip

Comment:
I like this guy's expression -- quite the deceptive smile. The background has a lot of noise which is distracting. Try going into the selective color and adjusting the gray and black to see if it might reduce some of it or at least make it less noticeable. I might try messing with the contrast as well. -- see if raising it might make the croc pop a little more. Right now he's well blended which is want he wants to protect himself but you need him to stand out a bit. I like the crop -- I like that he's looking down on you. It give the photo a feeling of how powerful he is.

Just a wee-bit Closer...
by Skip

Comment:
I like this guy's expression -- quite the deceptive smile. The background has a lot of noise which is distracting. Try going into the selective color and adjusting the gray and black to see if it might reduce some of it or at least make it less noticeable. I might try messing with the contrast as well. -- see if raising it might make the croc pop a little more. Right now he's well blended which is want he wants to protect himself but you need him to stand out a bit. I like the crop -- I like that he's looking down on you. It give the photo a feeling of how powerful he is.