Teenage
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
This is a fantastic portrait - great choice of location, perfect viewpoint, framing, composition, colour cast, everything. I really like it.

cheetah portrait
by micro

Comment:
Lovely light in the eyes - cheetah eyes are so beautiful and you've really focused on them wonderfully. If this is shot in RAW I wonder how it would look if you warmed the white balance temperature before converting? Might enhance the lighting even further? Nice uncluttered background, though not sure it really conveys much about the environment...

Desperation: Poverty's Child
by L1

Comment:
Oh what a charming portrait... I can imagine this image used to advertise a gritty film such as Angela's Ashes or the like - a film based on a story of a hard life. I like the pose and composition - with the negative space. The image overall feels a bit soft to me and the brightness of the sleeve area draws my focus away from his face. I am not keen on the distracting branches/ wires either. But overall I think the mood comes through well.

Two Seconds In Time
by Chiqui

Comment:
Cool shot... I do like the motion the light trails give but at the same time I think they overwhelm the shot as they are so wide and white and bright! I like the depth of colour in the sky and on the clock face.

Broadcasting London Time
by Manic

Comment:
That IS very cool! Works really well!

Sun voyager sails into the night
by Hauxon

Comment:
I really need to get myself to Iceland and visit this lovely piece of art having admired it now in two beautiful, beautiful photographs! Lovely shot!

Beautiful Lotus Temple in night light.
by arvinder

Comment:
Oh what a beautiful image - I love this temple though I didn't visit it during my recent trip to India - have only been once. You've really captured it well here.

Freak'n String!! Oops!
by Givemeashot

Comment:
I'm a sucker for shallow depth of field and I like how you've used it here. Added to the great lighting - love how it picks out that broken string - and the high saturation colour I think this is a great, high impact image!

Dangerman: Psycho Cop
by Artyste

Comment:
Moody! Lighting really works to convey a mood to fit the title/ genre. Soft focus feel is not perhaps typical of film posters but that's not a big deal. What I like is the simplicity - not an attempt to cram too much in but just a simple shot, well posed and lit.

Big Is Beautiful
by armin

Comment:
All you need is a cheesecake ...