Into The Night
by garrywhite2

Comment:
This is a cool technique. It can yield nice photos if you leave the shutter open for a longer period of time and watch the noise level. I think this is just a little too dark and seems to not be terribly steady on the face. The candle seems to be perfectly still but the face seems soft. Did you use a tripod for this shot? How long was the exposure? Is the subject wearing something around his neck and head or is this totally based on the light produced by the candle? Good idea.

Monica
by Alexys

Comment:
Good angle. I don't care too much for the tint. A few nits such as cloning out the hairs on the nose and lips and maybe trying to capture the eye a little more open although its pretty obvious from the lighting how bright it was. You lose a little definition on the bridge of the nose but short of punching up the contrast and then doing a selective curves on the shadow under the nose I'm not sure what you could do to preserve that piece of the shot. Overall its artistic and technically good. Good capture.

Gazing
by movieman

Comment:
Soft focus and grainy texture that doesn't seem to add to the composition. I like the catchlights but the seem to give away some motion. Was there any movement you had to compensate for or is that just the physical design of the light sources? The skintones are not consistent throughout but that probably has more to do with the uneven lighting that you caught on the face.

Prayers For Spain
by MWitt

Comment:
Good shot; title really puts strong context to an otherwise very good capture. Congrats on this. Lighting looks awesome with nothing blown out. I'm guessing a softbox from above but I'm looking forward to seeing some of the technical details of this one.

Josh and Melissa
by boyte1

Comment:
Skin tones seem to be a little red. Did you shoot this under tungsten lighting? Hues or Curves might pull that out of the photo.

As Himself
by davidbedard

Comment:
Looks a little dark with grain in the background. Did you clone anything out from about the ears down on the background? Did you try running the shot through NeatImage (or similar)? I'd try curves to bring out he eyes a little more and remove the darker areas under the eyes. Good expression and good model, tho.

Strength of a Nation
by crabappl3

Comment:
Danny,

Great shot. I really like the blur you got in the BG on this one. Nice capture.

Dead in December
by DCThiessen

Comment:
Sadly this overhangs the edges on 3 sides. I could see one as artistic but with this composition I just think a shorter focal length should have been used. Good tones and almost a very nice composition.

San Francisco's Golden Gate
by GeneralE

Comment:
I think this might have been a little better if it had been cropped with less black at the bottom but overall its a great capture of a lovely sunset

Longing
by jenesis

Comment:
Great texture and tonal range on this.