Painted Lady
by JulietNN

Comment:
Really like the light on her here- it works great with her skintone and hair color.

Spring
by Ann

Comment:
Macro shots really require intense sharpness and a bit more depth of field than this affords.

Over The River
by MarkB

Comment:
Clean industrial shot. The water looks a bit grainy, but interesting cityscape.

Looking at ewe
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
I'm not really sure why I'm a sucker for foggy sheep shots, but I am. Interesting how decrepit the ewe on the right looks. Nicely done.

Dawn with Moon
by Lawton

Comment:
The hardest thing about these shots is deciding if you want to make things properly level by using the trees or visually level by using the lake shore. This one FEELS really tipped, though I know it's not. Sometimes, the shooting location needs to be changed to avoid such a feeling.

The Elegant Passenger
by Paul

Comment:
I enjoy how all of the lines lead back into her face. Nicely done.

Departing Storm
by tjbel05

Comment:
I assume you're shooting through a window here. Either that or you have some other weird reflections getting into your shot. To help alleviate this, you can either use a polarizer or you can get very close to the glass, which can prevent the reflections from reaching the glass and ever causing you trouble. You've also got a good bit of noise going on here, so I recommend shooting at a lower ISO or being cautious in your editing.

The Journey Begins
by Tommy_Mac

Comment:
Nice concept, the execution is decent. Reminiscent of a Strobist shot.

The boy model is not nearly so interested as the girl, and it's a bit hard to light since his skintone is somewhat darker as well, which means she is a bit more exposed than he is.

Still, I like the idea here.

Solitude
by DCrest01

Comment:
The editing has smashed an otherwise interesting room full of incredible textures and depth.

Reflections on the river
by Darkpixel

Comment:
The stone on the left really intrudes into an otherwise much more idyllic scene.