Under it all
by bohemka

Comment:
Really wonderful.

Heaven's Touch
by tanguera

Comment:
Wonderful light and tones, lovely.

Green Skin
by mariuca

Comment:
I like the idea, the framing and the subjects. I am a bit unsure about the postprocessing. Blurring elements to make the rest more prominent is just fine and I see the point in keeping the faces in perfect focus. However, blurring the area between them looks that point very unnatural. However, I see how this, along with grittiness and very coarse application of blur, could be a creative decision.

Grandpa's Prayer Notes
by MrJear

Comment:
This is just fascinating and indeed a real glimpse into not just a personality but also another age entirely. The only thing is that, even understanding spanish, I could have not guessed what the notes precisely were withut the title. But I feel it's more a cultural and knowledge barrier than a defect of the photograph. 10 of course.

Broad back and thick hair
by Krisby

Comment:
Wonderful pose and toning, very classical. Low contrast works very well here.

She has Green Eyes
by DustDevil

Comment:
Nice idea and well framed. I am uncertain about the high contrast in the skin and eyelashes, perhaps a softer look would have given even more prominence to the eye. But that's just my taste.

Zack's Ginger Hair
by brucedgates

Comment:
Interesting angle and framing. Works well with a quite angular face. The light is great in creating highlights on his hair, but perhaps also causes him to squint a bit too much. In a sense this might be good, as the eyes do not compete with the hair for attention. Some fill light on the left could have made for a more even toning. Good image.

Punster
by sinistral_leo

Comment:
Definetely funny, I like the vintage post-processing.

Golden Tressed Artist....
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Very expressive.

Hairy
by lobrin

Comment:
Very effective and well captured, DOF is just right to show the features of the passers-by. Between curly hair, facial features and slightly unkempt look, there are surely enough defining features to make him very evident in an asian country. If it's not Asia, hats down for finding not just the right protagonist but the right extras too. The eyes are perhaps a bit too present and contrasty to my taste, but it might be just the way his eyes are, and anyway I am nitpicking. Excellent image.