De la vigne à l'amour
by littlemav

Comment:
The processing seems to have darkened the wine and brought out more detail, which, to me, makes it look thick, like chocolate! With such a clean background, I would have preferred a dainty female hand. I think the male hand would have worked better with a restaurant scene in the background to make it look like a fancy waiter was pouring the drink. I lover the texture of the liquid inside the glass.

Red
by Structor

Comment:
This is over-sharpened for my taste. The green also looks sickly, which doesn't fit with a subject that is usually considered high-class. I think the green could have worked if either the title pulled it together or if the green was a more lush, dark shade.

The Postman Leaveth
by bohemka

Comment:
Well-done! Congrats again!

Gallery of Fools
by PennyStreet

Comment:
I love all of the layers and the color in this. The repeating shapes help this from being too busy or disorganized. Such a great shot!

Under it all
by bohemka

Comment:
Awesome job, Scott! 12th place AND a posthumous! Congrats!

Pathway
by NiallOTuama

Comment:
Woot woot! Nicely done, Niall! Congrats!
What a way to start off the WPL : ) Setting the bar high!

Untitled
by Judi

Comment:
Something about this feels very 1950s to me. I like it. I wonder if this would have been more striking if you had played up the old-time feeling through black and white.

Ngorongoro Skies
by JimiRose

Comment:
I wish the herdsman was more prominent in the frame.

Body
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
You got an extra point from me for using the title to acknowledge the true nature of the subject matter. Not that there's anything wrong with the subject matter, but I don't like when people try to make the photo/subject something it's not through an artsy title.

I think the texture and pattern in the chair and curtain compete with the subject. I think it would have would better for me with a solid color on the chair and a more out-of-focus curtain. The lighting highlights her curves in all the right places.

X i i i!i )i i i i
by Cory

Comment:
I have absolutely no idea what this is, but somehow it's still engaging and definitely visually interesting. I'm jealous of photogs who can do abstracts like this so effectively. I can't wait to find out what this is.