Full Figured
by Imagineer

Comment:
I missed voting on the challenge, but this is a great image. Good graphic quality and maybe a little social comment about where our attention is focused.

Bell, Book, And Candle
by joannadiva

Comment:
Nice image, but it looks like the cat moved and caused some out of focus.

Modern Architecture
by BobsterLobster

Comment:
I like the golden highlights and the striking blue background. The lines in the tower on the left are not verticle, which I think is fairly important in a picture of this nature. You probably could not get all of the lines verticle without perspective control, but I think the strong lines on the left would be the ones to focus on. Still a good image.

Body Art
by irockstars

Comment:
It is a nice bold photo of a tatoo being in progress, but it appears slightly out of focus. The composition is good with the diagonol likes of the arm and fingers making a dynamic image.

Chilli?
by robsmith

Comment:
Very interesting concept! I don't think you have to keep all of the complete blocks in the frame, so you could get a little closer and let part of the out blocks cross the border. This might help take some attention away from the background, which is a little to dominate. Very creative, so keep working on the composition.

'Nuff Said
by alanfreed

Comment:
Bottom of the photo starts off really good, but the cars on the roadside are a little distracting. If they don't contribute to the design, cut them out.

Iced Cold
by jgal76

Comment:
Good shot, but you need to brighten up the lemon. Shots like this, where you have complete control, need to be perfect. Very promising...

Relief
by kyrielle

Comment:
I love the way you froze the water and captured the child inside the fountain. I keep following the line produced by the front most fountain up the picture and away from the child. Lines can be a powerful tool for leading into the subject, but they can also pull away from it. Great effort.

Sun basker
by kiwiness

Comment:
Great exposure and affective composition. The background is blurred, but still a little distractiving. I keep looking back to the tonalilty of the skin.... nothing blown out and very nice shadows on wait and hips.

Not Your Average Supermodel (nude no 3)
by SharQ

Comment:
I like it... The smile and facial expression are great. I don\'t know if it was intentional, but the highlights on the feet seem to lead my eyes from head to foot so I get the feeling of one entirely comfortable and content person. The diagonal on the left supports her head and shoulders, but the buttons seem a little too dominate relative to the rest of the photo (only thing I could find as a possible recommendation for improvement). I\'ll sure I\'ll keep looking back at this one.