The Girl who Feeds the Pigeons
by e301

Comment:
I *love* this shot! It has great action--the stop motion of the pigeons is great! In this challenge I've usually preferred to have the models eyes somewhat towards the camera....but I just love this shot the way it is! Definitely tells a story and fits the challenge very well!

Sherry's Antiques
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very nice portrait work here. They eyes look really good and the composition appeals to me.

Live free
by LevT

Comment:
Amazingly interesting model here! Love the eye contact and the lighting as well!

The portraitist
by pmotta

Comment:
Very nicely composed! I like that you captured him right in the action! Though I'm sure it would be difficult to do, a little bit of eye contact with the camera would really give this a strong portrait feel for me.

Keeper of the Game
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Plenty to look at for interest in this shot! Good color all around. To me, this photo would pop a bit more if the booth worker were looking at the camera.

Water in a Drought
by vtruan

Comment:
Wow! Nice timing with this capture! Colors came out really well on this shot. Certain parts of the bird look a little indistinct to me...perhaps too much NeatImage? Great job catching that water drop!

cheetah portrait
by micro

Comment:
Very nice detail and lighting on the cheetah! For my personal tastes, I feel as though it's cropped a bit close for *this* challenge...meaning that I wish I had a greater sense of this animal's environment. But nicely done nonetheless.

In his element
by Anastasia

Comment:
I really like that the colored gels are in this shot...gives a small dash of color to the otherwise black background. A very nice portrait shot and fits the challenge very well.

Playground
by Artifacts

Comment:
What a great expression on this face!! Definitely having fun at the playground :-) Nicely shot.

Station Master of his own Railway
by train

Comment:
Great portrait!! Fits the challenge perfectly! I really like that he's in the middle of placing something, giving some action and interest to the photo. He's making great eye contact, which really gives the photo some impact to the viewer. Sepia tones work fine for me here, though I'd be curious to see it in black and white as well! Great job!!