Dark Prophecy's Child
by notesinstones

Comment:
Perfect. This should ribbon, for sure. Great shot, great idea, great background, perfect lighting, great title, and a great pose for the model. Very well done. A 10 from me.

Down Perilous Canyons
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
lens flare will hurt you with the voters here, which is too bad, becasue this is an otherwise great image. Perfect pose for the model, great composition. 8 from me

Dandy Pod Cast
by Techo

Comment:
greta shot. Really good composition, colors, focus, Dof. Good title, to fit it into the challenge. 8 from me

"Drowning Pool" Crimes
by admart01

Comment:
good title, but I can't see how the image relates. The water (I'm assuming it's water) is so smooth it looks like glass or plastic. However, really nice colors, and a 6 from me.

Drinking Pink Concoctions
by karmat

Comment:
You probably have heard this already, and you likely did it for effect, but the horizon tilt doesn't really work well here. The background wooden railing (?) also distracts from the image, by leading the eye away from the glass. I think if you move the glass to the left, to remove the wood out of the frame, and just used the hills as a backdrop, it would improve the image a lot.

Desert Paradise Calling
by rjkstesch

Comment:
great colors. great sky.

Del Primo Christ (The First Christ)
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
very emotive. Nice job. Duotone (amlost) works very well here. I think the only suggestion i could make would be to move him down in the frame, so there is more black space above him than below, and move his feet forward slightly so he's not at such an extreme angle from the viewer. As it is now, his position draws you eye down his body, out his feet, and out of the image.

Dying Plants Cry
by obsidian

Comment:
nice. I can see this as a poster.

Detective Puffin Cliff
by Structor

Comment:
great shot, beautiful colors.

Darcy the Pirate Cop: Arresting the Evil Scientist
by steinar

Comment:
looks like a ton of work when into this shot. After the contest, I'd love to hear how you did this in just one image.