When anger takes over, I turn into HIM
by shadow

Comment:
Very sexy arm you've got there :) I just don't know how to rate this one. It just doesn't seem to fit self portrait to me

In The Year 2003
by Tarbini

Comment:
For an eye shot, I've always felt that you need to get the focus perfectly sharp. This just appears a bit too soft for my likings

Back Pocket
by scab-lab

Comment:
Very clever. I can't mark this down, as you do have your self portrait shot in it, and this shot just works so well.

Holding Him
by sagestudio

Comment:
Oh wow :) So there's two of these pics. I like the composition of your other half's photo a bit better than this - I think the flowers work better in the other shot.
I'd love to see the two of these photos joined together. Maybe you can do that for us after the challenge, so we can see what it would look like - as it would make a fantastic photo to be framed in your house. Well done and congrats on the unique idea you two had.

In all simplicity.
by DrJOnes

Comment:
Excellently done - very little to fault here and I've placed this in my top 3
You've used the wide angle lens here to perfect effect. I'll be very surprised if this doesn't get some sort of ribbon and even if it doesn't it won't be far off. Well done

Mother of One
by jdavis

Comment:
Nicely shot and for some reason, I do really like the inner frame. Lighting may be a touch too harsh and overdone though

Holding Her
by dsidwell

Comment:
Great shot , great colours, great emotion. I would have had part of her face visible though as the image of nothing but hair is the only distracting part of this photo.

Wall Hanger
by Alexander

Comment:
Ok - how did you do this? I sure hope that's a remote in your left hand :) Assuming this is a self portrait (ie you did take the photo yourself), then this is an awesome photo. The appearance of the leg growing from your head and the symmetry of the limbs are just great. Focus is good too, but a pity that your arm is blurred

Me Too
by Toddh

Comment:
Great shot, especially with the lighting - but I think this would have worked better if you had of either trimmed off a few cm from the top, so that your eyes and lips matched the "rule of thirds" idea. If you make this into a square shape, I think you'll see what I mean. Either that or I would have not trimmed the shot off so close to your chin - it just feels a bit unbalanced or "top heavy" as it is

me
by heida

Comment:
I really like the symmetry of you and your shadow in this as such the composition works really well, but I just don't find that the lighting on your face quite right. I'm not sure why that is, but it could be because of the strand of hair running down across your face