Proud as a Peacock
by loriprophoto

Comment:
Congrats Lori!!!!!

The Green Eyed Monster
by Beach_mel

Comment:
If it weren't for the title I wouldn't have a clue that this had anything to do with color. Sorry, but I'm just not seeing it. Good photo though.

by messerschmitt

Comment:
These three are absolutely ghoulish. Well done.

Memories
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Very nice work.

Good to Go
by pixelpig

Comment:
This looks like Vincent Van Gogh got out on the highway and made a night of it.

Great colors and interesting waves of light. In a post-modern home with minimalist furnishings, this would make a great piece of art, blown up as big as you could make it and hung on a wall without any additional frame.

Living Sculpture
by BeeCee

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Now here's a skin problem a dermatologist could love.

Seriously though, I certainly like the way you have presented your model and used light on her body. The overlay takes this in a new direction, almost creating a sculpture rather than showing a real person. It's a very intersting effect...and presented very well.

The Red Boat
by Jedusi

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I don't know how I missed this one. Really well done. It would be a neat photo without the overlay, but the overlay and processing brings out the exceptional cloud-like effect, which I like.

by Germaine

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I agree wih Haneck...a good presentation of dusky colors and very dream-like. I like this frame alot too.

Forever Young
by Jutilda

Comment:
You gotta like this one too.

b is for bottle
by Jutilda

Comment:
I really like this. It occurs to me that this (and others like it) might work really well as a greeting card with the message written on the blank areas (you'ld have to drop the existing text, though) or perhaps a good candidate for a stock photo site (again without the text) so a creative advertiser type could use it for commercial purposes. I don't know if you are inclined to do either, but the idea just jumped off the screen when I saw this photo. Well done.