Weary
by roba

Comment:
Interesting shot, the clothes make the shot work here. Her expression isn't really exceptional enough to make the shot really stand out. There's not enough of a story to draw us in.

Begger Man and his Dog
by Shaman

Comment:
Post processing totally gratuitous and makes the texture of the clothes look awful. The dog doesn't work in the shot at all as you can't see it's face. Composition feels unbalanced, too much negative space in top left of frame. Skin tones too purple. Doorframe growing out of man's head.

Sharing
by DUCATISTA

Comment:
Needs both subjects to be in focus. Not sure b&w helps your photo here. Background is distracting. Dog's lead takes away from shot and leads eye out of the frame. Subject doesn't really interest me, it looks more like a family snapshot.

Envy
by PaulE

Comment:
A bit snapshottish... I don't think the man's expression is extreme enough to carry the photo. The light is pretty harsh. The background isn't good... being at a different angle to avoid trees growing out of the car would have helped. The colours arent' easy on the eye. It's a bit too contrasty. The car's shadow reflects the bad choice of time for light. Crop feels a bit too tight on the left.

memories...
by IreneM

Comment:
What a gorgeous candid, superb subject and great expression/timing. The composition isn't amazing though, I'd have placed her more to the left. Currently, you have a lot of space in the left side of the photo which doesn't serve much purpose. Also, try not to chop off people's elbows if you have most of it in the frame. I wish her right hand was sharper.

At the Beach
by h0bbel

Comment:
Doesn't really interest me I'm afraid. The composition doesn't work for me, but well done on blurring your background. If you're going to feature someone's hand in a photo, make sure it's all there. Hands are almost as expressive and important as the face, that's one of the reasons that this shot doesn't work for me. Part of an accidentally included knee doesn't work either. The light on the face isn't great, and the towel's shadow doesn't look good.

Trudge
by whiteroom

Comment:
Some nice textures, but I wish we could see more of his face. Ideally, his face should have been seperate from the white patch of wall. The ground is a little too contrasty for my taste. The shadow on the left puts me off, I want to know what cast it.

Confusion?
by NstiG8tr

Comment:
Terrible light, don't take photos in midday unless you're in shade. If you're going to feature negative expressions in a photo, think really hard about what you're communicating with the photo. Why have you taken a photo of a confused and unhappy boy? Why have you cropped a non-standard dimension leaving loads of negative space at the top?

Carnival Man
by bassbone

Comment:
My pet peeve is when fingers are chopped off a composition. It usually gives away photographer inexperience... watch out for that one. I'm not convinced by the composition. What is he looking at? Try to tell a story with each photo.

I See Something I LIKE
by L2

Comment:
Doesn't have the feel of a candid shot, it feels far more like a portrait. Nice light. The hand and wrist feel awkward in the composition.