Amber G 3.jpg
by jerowe

Comment:
Lovely smile, relaxed, natural pose, and the lighting and composition are really good. Maybe a little burn tool on the bricks to the right, if I could offer any advice at all. Nice job!

Blur-B-Gone
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
You have waaaaaaaaayyyyyyyy too much time on your hands. :o)

Thanks for sharing--I like it!

Fontanka
by Azrifel

Comment:
Awesome shot! I love the clarity, and the exposure is excellent. If you cloned out all the wires, this would be almost perfect. Well done.

Sure, I'll have some coffee with my chocolate cake. Caffeine doesn't affect me.
by levyj413

Comment:
LOL--I can relate!

"You are going to shoot WHAT?
by rjkstesch

Comment:
Great expression! Too bad about the wires on the arrow, but with basic editing what can you do? Well done--7

Eyebrow_1.jpg
by bvlindalou

Comment:
Nice contrast, and the border adds some punch. Some might say the border is too much for such a tightly cropped picture, but I like it. Well done.

E.T. (released in 82)
by Abstract

Comment:
Congrats! Well done.

Church at night
by pamelasue

Comment:
This is a cool building--great architecture. A couple suggestions (FWIW):
It looks just slightly off level. Maybe rotating 1 degree clockwise would help (turn on the grid in PS--if you use PS--to eye it up).
Run it through a sharpening filter (USM) AFTER you size for the web. This may reduce a little of the blur.
Use a levels adjustment or burn the flare on the light on the left. It's a little distracting, but probably not too hard to fix.

But overall, a nice keeper shot.

Sydney
by Firsty

Comment:
On top of all the accolades and a blue ribbon, you now have the highest ever score with the lens you used, and the second highest score with the camera (2nd only to Manny--no shame there!). Wow! Let me humbly throw in my congratulations too. Well done!

barnala 009_resize.jpg
by Annit

Comment:
What a great snapshot! That's really funny--I like it a lot. I'm guessing it wasn't quite all eaten in one sitting. :o)