Corrie Mo
by toddhead

Comment:
Professional work here. Could be an ad for a brand of beauty products (probably not needed by this model). Hair makes a nice frame while (thank you) not obscuring her eye. I would consider including a little less of her neck, maybe croppoing at the upper neck fold, to make the shape of that negative space less of a downward pointing triangle (that currently pulls the eye away from those wonderful eyes).

I Don't THINK So
by levyj413

Comment:
Technically very good, subtle gradation of lighting, nice catchlights, red hair playing off the pinks of her top, focus on the eyes, and also an expression the evokes all kinds of potential stories.

A Day at Ray's
by tate

Comment:
Good placement and nice communication of elements of motion.

Do Not Cross
by cstein96

Comment:
Stark, appropriate for situations in which such tape is used.

Winter Sunset at Cannon Beach
by william88

Comment:
A classic subject and good capture of interesing reflections. Wish the rock masses could have just a little more definite separation from background.

Smile For The Birdie
by Marc923

Comment:
Nice portrait with good expression, absence of glasses glare, three dimensionality with side light, although dark side of face could use a little more light than that one somewhat bright spot. If repeated, consider eliminating the little triangle of background between the shirt and back of the chair (position, crop, clone?).

St. Andrews Cemetary (est. 1708 )
by RulerZigzag

Comment:
Very spooky looking place, enhanced by the lighting. How much was there already and what did you need to add?

Rock music
by LevT

Comment:
Very interesting rendering of the subject (slot canyon country rock, perhaps rotated 90 degrees?).

Looking Out
by Fromac

Comment:
Nice combination of colors and differences in textures. I hope you will explain how you set this up to avoid including the camera in the reflection.

Temptress
by StOlafPhotographer

Comment:
Red fabric and bare skin hold the eye well. Might consider placing her less directly in the center and letting a little more light in where the left eye is currently shaded. Her eye position and arm position seem to communicate uncertainty (perhaps, "am I doing this right") a bit stronger than the invitation suggested by the title.