John Fairhurst - Musician
by Tez

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

Night Shift Driver
by AP

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

Who's That Girl?
by msp880

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

Lessons in the Library
by JeniY

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

The Road Warrior
by TygerPawz

Comment:
I hope she isn't really on the road and that this is posed, otherwise she is flirting with disaster.

Speedy Taipei
by unicum

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people.

Shift worker
by IreneM

Comment:
I'm really not sure what to do with this. Probably, the best capture of the subject in the entire challenge. This is haunting, emotional, well-framed, shading/lighting is stunning...then I say to myself "what is the environment?" I look at the title for a clue, shift worker, so he works at night. But what does he do? He wears a hard-hat and is dirty, no real clue there. So then I ask myself "is this an environmental portrait?" Not in the strict definition of the genre. But this shot is fabulous and it is a portrait. There are elements of environment, the hat and dirt obvioulsy aren't props...I honestly have no idea how to rank this shot.

Inspired
by Ragga2000

Comment:
The shading around the eyes is not to my liking, but that is subjective. There is a nice capture of concentration and intimidation. The b&w adds depth.

Someone Has To Do The Damp, Dark Job!!
by SteveJ

Comment:
Tighter shot to remove the gate enclosure in the back would have added more to the dark and damp.

Frankie. Painter & Decorator
by MAK

Comment:
I just don't get this, sorry. No reason, just not saying anything to me. Art speaks differently to different people.