" Big Brother " à la Chicago
by Alain

Comment:
great interaction between the 3 "actors" here, i especially love the childs expression!
awesome work, gotta fav it!

Bird Of Prey
by FocusPoint

Comment:
awesome capture! i like it better the way you did the crop in your profile, though.
really inspiring and artistic work and highly underrated, but i can second what melethia said.

My Cup of Tea
by Tej

Comment:
this is my favorite of the whole series.
the other ones are great, too and i'm glad you did'nt overprocess them as many here on this site do.
hope you kept the best one for the free study...;)

Amorphous
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
that must have felt good! LOL
congrats, it's an awesome shot, one of the best i've seen in a while and you deserved a higher place imo!

Barbara HS.jpg
by BAMartin

Comment:
woah! pretty sweet! and great processing, too ;)

Musée du Louvre
by LalliSig

Comment:
HAHA nobody would have guessed this was yours, although imo the colors and the processing are quite "larus-esque"
congrats on your first shot taken abroad (yes, there really IS a world outside that little island you live on!), hope you had a good time in paris :)

Alia .jpg
by LVicari

Comment:
this is breathtaking!
really a wonderful and "raw" shot, the lighting is awesome,too.

congrats :)

Travelers
by escapetooz

Comment:
this looks kinda dangerous, but also like a lot of fun.
i think this shot goes well as a portrait shot, because imo portraiture is not just about showing a face , but about showing emotions and the person's personalities.
really fun shot and the landscape looks awesome!

Week 4: Spike
by Meda4

Comment:
this is way cool and creative!
it took me a few moments to figure out what was really goin on with that girl on the left though ;)
i think everything works very well, the vignette/frame makes the scene look narrow and the "accessories" like the toilet paper and the mirror make the shot "real", authentic! i could imagine having those things a little more messed up and dirty, but that would maybe just make it too busy.
however, I LOVE IT!

Rituals
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
i think these shots and the stories behind them would make for an illustrated book.
really entertaining and fascinating!