Fidelity
by ergo

Comment:
Hmm. Something about this shot bothers me and I can't exactly put my finger on it. The whole image has a terrible yellow/red cast to it and definately could have used some color adjustment in photoshop. Also the composition makes the shot uncomfortable. The fingers look spread awkwardly and forcefully. With words like "trust" int he title I would like to see softer colors with a comfortable hand and the ring all the way on the finger. Tan line where the ring usually goes on the finger is pretty unfortunate as well. Sorry, just full of complaints. I doubt people are really giving you feedback, so I'd like to let it all spill and you can take what you want from it.

Happy shooting,

Chris A

Smiths
by justinbrook

Comment:
Simple and smooth. I like it!

*
by Moose101

Comment:
I would have liked a slightly larger depth of field, but this still works. Like the interesting red strip in the background.

Elegant Vintage Jewelry
by ladpupmoe

Comment:
I wisht here was a little more light on the purple crystals to see more detail. Also the focus seems a little soft on the white jewelry. Nice background.

Fijian Black Pearls
by dkubin

Comment:
Very interesting composition. I like the shell

Water Bird
by John Snider

Comment:
Wish you could spot edit in theis challenge! Way cool. Sharp eye you have for finding this. Nice colors in your background. Nice use of negative space.

The Face of Love
by willow_zzen

Comment:
Even if this was posed it feels like a great candid! Nice work. 9

A Portrait of An Artist
by librodo

Comment:
This is probably the best lighting and color tones I have seen in this whole challenge. Brilliant background choice and composition. I bet you'll be top 10 for sure if not a ribbon.

Good luck and Happy Shooting,

Chris A

Making hay while the sun shines
by sanandan

Comment:
Spectacular image. If you don't ribbon, I'll be upset. I love the flying hay and the 3/4th visual on the face. Nice composition, lighting, and interesting choice of subject. I could see this in National Geographic any day of the week! :))

Happy Shooting,

Chris A

Focus
by Zoomdak

Comment:
I'm glad his head is still in relatively good focus even though he is in motion. I like the spectators in the background. I think the selective desat works here. Sometimes I'm not a fan, but this helped separate your subject from the background. Smart choice. This is one of my few 10's of the challenge.

Happy shooting,

Chris A