Jacqueline
by Qart

Comment:
Nice restrained photograph of a lovely model. I like the fact that you have suggested a quiet personality for the subject with your subtle exposure & processing, but still managed to hint at the existence of an unruly side with the stray lock of hair. 8

Avarice
by CreativeFlyPhoto

Comment:
The models are hilarious (presumably deliberately so), but the photograph is very good. 7

Metal15
by JayWalk

Comment:
My choice as the best of your excellent Metal Study. This one is more than just a fragment or a detail; I think it's a very fine, artistic image in its own right.

Summer's End — Sunrise
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I had figured it was yours as soon as I saw it, and so I deliberately saved it so I could compose an especially juicy comment. Alas, I entirely forgot to get back to it! So now I'll just say I'm pleased you have got a little bit more of the recognition you deserve ,,, for terrific but often bold photography, and patient but always sharply focused advice. You're DPC's premier mentor, Robert. Bravo!

Bellezza e Luce
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Yeah, she's bellezza all right. Better get a new model, hombre ... you're cheating. :-)

Reach
by Jutilda

Comment:
This is clever, original and bursting with joie-de-vivre. Just like you.

City Sun
by e301

Comment:
:-)

I'd guessed JJ, too (Chris Shipman beat me again). Should have known.

broom vendor
by whiteroom

Comment:
Congratulations on first Blue, Lesley. It's a very fine image, but there's several more that are even better in your portfolio, so I hope this ribbon will encourage people to dig deeper into your work ... it's a rewarding and instructive experience, especially for those interested in discovering where art and photography merge.

Electric storm 2.jpg
by puzzled

Comment:
Nice. Love the contrast between the steelwork and the jewel-like insulators. That's a very fine lens ... guess I've got to add it to my list, damnit!

City Sun
by e301

Comment:
I've already done three 10's (my record) so this has to be a 10 point 5. Contrasts abound ... light, tone, texture, weight, structure, exposure, processing and of course composition; all have got bags of contrast. Of these, it's the composition that's most impressive ... what looks at first like a casual, serendipitous city scene has actually been meticulously assembled and ordered with the eye of an artist.