candid darkness
by anatolio25

Comment:
Like this - though the over-exposure of the side of the face is a pity - ina shot with little enough visible, it's a pity to lose that shaping and information.

Fingers in Cookie Jar (Tongue in Wine Glass)
by marcellieb

Comment:
Colour temperature problems serve only to make this child look ill, to me. The flash exposure is unfortunate for the shaping and definition too.

Zoo Animal View
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Nice moment, and excellent technical stuff. Like the slightly daft pose, but I fear it might be lost amongst a raft of other child shots.

A Few Too Many
by Konador

Comment:
Good light and good processing. I'm unsure that the very bright highlights in the trees and leaves doesn't help the perception of the face - but i understand the desire to show the quality of the light.

Siesta
by tryals15

Comment:
Strange title for a difficult and quite painful image: there is little sense of rest here. I like it very much - the astringent lines of the composition work very effectively with his apparent disorganisation.

A Day Out in the Park
by Pug-H

Comment:
Great face ...

Pigeon Talons Are Sharp and Scary
by wibing

Comment:
What I like here most is the shadow of that nearest bird: I think a b/w treatment might have helped to bring out such things more strongly - colour here doesn't serve the moment that well.

Cake & Ice Cream Date
by MWitt

Comment:
This is something like the fourth image with this particular de-sat trick - leaving the blues and the purples. It's making me think that there's a problem with my monitor. I don't get it, actually - don't see the point, don't see what the re-emphasising of those particular colours brings to the image, and in fact it seems more like a distraction.

Pagans at Play
by smyk

Comment:
Nice work - great detail, dynamic, processing. My only gripe would be that there is no interaction of the people here - no-one seems to have contact with anyone else: the four primary characters seem to be in their own world. Still, as I said, nice work.

Never alone with a book...
by xianart

Comment:
Nicely taken and nicely detailed; rather, er, 'standard' subject doesn't help it amongst so many oother child shots.