6614
by bucket

Comment:
great idea and composition! IMO i would have preferred if the model were turned more to hide her right eye from view (but thats getting nit picky i know). the soft light and skin tones are refreshing after seeing so much over-processed stuff these days

9 - Fate
by odriew

Comment:
cool composition and tones. the microcontrast is great but the bits of sand in the upper part draw attention away from the shoes and crab legs.

DSC_2051-sm
by Breeee123

Comment:
Great bokeh and soft light on the model's face. the colors are great too. her forehead seems a bit too red for me though because of the reflection from the cloth

Drip
by dafletchr

Comment:
I love the black and white conversion you used. the contrast is great and the dark sky really brings focus to the house.

Drip
by dafletchr

Comment:
I love the black and white conversion you used. the contrast is great and the dark sky really brings focus to the house.

dreams-of-flight
by vawendy

Comment:
Wow! this is gorgeous. its incredible how you're able to add just the perfect amount of motion to your bird shots. it makes all other bird pics i see look like dead birds because theyre only ever sitting still 1% of the time. the background on this one is just gorgeous and complements the bird perfectly.

A Day
by jack77

Comment:
Great black and white tones. just enough contrast to add dimension to his face without overrunning the greys

Firework
by jack77

Comment:
Raw, Edgy, i like it :) the smoke really adds to the mystery and curiosity. great shot.

Canoe, Penobscot County
by Bear_Music

Comment:
this really lacks the edge that im used to in your photos i think thats why it caught me off guard so much. to me, the flattening effect of the HDR and the minor underexposure dont quite make this on on par with the rest of your photos. on the other hand the amount of color contrast makes it almost look like a painting.

-Max

BWSelf Portrait
by rebel757

Comment:
**thumbs up**

what great focus on a S.P!
the black object in the background camera right is a little distracting but the eyes pull you back to the subject. i like your use of a beard as a means of framing (kudos)