The Hustler
by keibo84

Comment:
I like this imagine! It's a little dark though-I would have brightened it up and boosted the contrast a bit (I think you can still do that in basic editing?). The look on the guy's face is great though, and it's beautiful image.

As Simple as Keeping up with your Reading
by geinafets

Comment:
Nice-we all feel this way sometimes!

Buried in a Good Book
by jacqui_513

Comment:
I like this shot! It might have been a little more effective in color. And of course being in focus always helps. Great idea though!

1st Period: Astronomy in the Planetarium
by strangeghost

Comment:
I admire you from deviating from the "glasses on the book" norm. Bravo! Thanks for thinking outside of this "galaxy" :)

Mental Osmosis
by got2bgutsy

Comment:
Cute concept, the image could be better (lighting, quality, etc.)

Sax Player
by zoomzoom

Comment:
Neat camera angle!

Trois Personnes et un Chien Devant la Bibliotèque
by raish

Comment:
Beautiful lighting. I like your blurred figures as well.

Though it would look better with people
by MistyMucky

Comment:
Clever idea. GREAT DETAIL and shadows-it really gives depth to the photo. It's a little blown out on the left top, but I think that works-giving it that "vintage" look.

Missing the light !
by Luguer

Comment:
I like this image, especially the colors. What I don't like is the near perfect centering and symmetry. The only things that make it interesting (besides the color) are the clouds on the left, and the shadows. Again, this splits the image neatly in half. What if you had shifted the lighthouse to the right side of the image? I do like the nearly "straight up" perspective.

topless or is it to much drink
by Thai

Comment:
Interesting idea-a little cliche with the wine and rose (like something you'd buy in a poster shop). I do like the layout with the vertical bottle and diagonal rose stem. I'm not sure about A) the flash/bright light used-it's over exposed and B) the angle at which you shot. Is there a purpose to to it? It would have been more effective to shoot down at the same level as the subjects-instead the image appears flattened and smaller. The excessive flash also eliminated any possibility of a shadow, so the image appears very 1 dimentional.