At the kafeneion
by Iraklis

Comment:
I'd prefer to see it more overexposed for the challenge, but this is a terrific graphic.

Foggy Morn'
by Drake

Comment:
Lovely texture - doesn't look particularly overexposed to me though. I bet this looks really well oversized...

Dissolve to White
by alexjack

Comment:
Nice pose/expression. Heh. I was sure I would slate this from the thumbnail, but it works.

Logan
by ButterflyGirl

Comment:
This works well. It does look as though the eyes are underexposed (!), but ain't that the way it goes. I also have a feeling there's a little too much softness or blur there - but I'm only saying that because I think this could have the makings of a great picture and it might be worth trying to improve on it.

In the eye of the beholder
by sdollme

Comment:
Die the hair dark before you do this kind of shot. Really that's elementary photography...
OK that was a feeble joke. Even so, while the eye is (very) good, I think it's just too much off to one side while the rest of the picture is washed out. I know it has to be washed out on account of the overexposure, but I think it's a composition thing - the white out left is perhaps unnecessary and you could maybe have done a little juggling, bringing the iris onto a thirds conjunction.
Great impact in a small section of the picture :)

Nightmare
by levyj413

Comment:
This works partially, I think. Someone smarter than me (there's plenty of them) might say what isn't working. The way over the top contrast and exposure and saturation and cranked crop are working. Maybe over-played the hand a little ?

Making Hay While The Sun Shines
by atupdate

Comment:
The window looks sort of overexposed, as it would be if you compensate for the rest of the picture...

As time ticks by...
by srijan55

Comment:
The subject looks pretty well correctly exposed to me...

Swan Slumber
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Calm, nicely done - I'd like to see just a little more texture in the white (there's another entry that does that), but the subject is quite lovely and there's some great sharpness on the head.

Watering Can
by Hipychik

Comment:
Ah, the play on words. Works well here, too.