Face of fury
by Patrol

Comment:
Too posed & too close... (In my humble opinion.) I like the subject & subject matter, it's just not presented as effectively as it could be - i.e., if it were taken more candidly. (6)

Worrying Skies
by Matthew

Comment:
Too posed... There's obviously something behind the eyes, but it appears so posed, that the emotion/mood is lost. (6)

Eternal Contemplation
by shareinnc

Comment:
The black dots on the statue are distracting... It's a nice photo of a statue, but it doesn't really convey purety or holiness or motherly love because of the black dots. (6)

Dreamy
by ergates

Comment:
I want to see the model's mouth... The eyes are wonderfully expressive, but there is a white line (perhaps hair?) over the right eye and I think adding more of the pic would bring more emotion to the shot. (6)

meditative
by rhipster

Comment:
Too posed & superficial... Sorry (5).

Contented
by Jewellian

Comment:
WHAT IS THAT??? LOL I have to give you points for originality and composition. It's well photographed and uses shadows well. But, what the **** is that? LOL (It reminds me of the old SNL comedy sketch with Steve Martin...) (7)

Exhausted
by Evaan

Comment:
Clever title...

Irritation — No-Shoot Zone
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I think I know what you were going for, but it just doesn't work (in my humble opinion). The added effects of graininess to apparently preserve anonymity are too contrived. Don't get me wrong, I like the finger gesture and the fact that the model covered his/her face, but it lost its appeal due to the added effects. Sorry (4).

Quiescent Crescent
by Olyuzi

Comment:
Stunningly beautiful use of the water reflection. Nice work! I feel the mood that this piece represents - despite the fact that no "faces" are present. (9)

Pride and Joy
by sbeaumont

Comment:
Great use of reflection... (7)