Spectacle contrast
by Claya

Comment:
Nicely done - the shallow DOF works great here. I personally think that maybe moving the camera to an angle towards her face might have increased the shallow DOF effect and made the composition more interesting. Just a thought. :)

Bottle Caps!
by liberty

Comment:
I love the high-contrast here, and the extreme sharpening here gives it a very interesting effect. I'm guessing you've probably gotten a ton of comments saying it's too sharpened, but I personally actually think it's neat. ;) A 6 from me.

Bookworm
by lambie83

Comment:
It might be ineresting to shoot this with a different, more interesting setting - perhaps seating the subject at a desk or at a library or something would have made this more interesting... I don't know. Just a thought! :) I like the idea you have here though.

Flash.jpg
by BAMartin

Comment:
I love the sense of movement you've captured here. Wonderful!

stranded.jpg
by LanndonKane

Comment:
Intense! Splendid colors.

The-Sitting-Room.jpg
by LanndonKane

Comment:
I LOVE the atmosphere here... For some reason it makes me think of the ocean, as though maybe the windows are facing the sea. Glorious lighting! :)

AC.jpg
by LanndonKane

Comment:
I really like the composition here... and the lighting works great.

by LanndonKane

Comment:
I love the spooky, surreal feel to this. The clown seems to be almost popping off the picture... as if maybe he's not really there, but something you're imagining. Like if you move your eyes, he won't leave your vision but will stay there in front of your eyes, like those spots when you've stared at the lamp too long. Silly I know, but that's what I thought of. ;)

broom.jpg
by LanndonKane

Comment:
Awesome textures and contrasts!

Sophisticated Doggie
by thalassa

Comment:
Very nice lighting - I like the stark contrasts here. The composition could use a bit more work perhaps, and also something to watch out for in future shots is the glasses... notice how they've made a "double" of the doggie's eyes. Manipulating the angle of the camera might have solved this problem. Nice shot though! :)