bless you Shanna...that was quite the sneeze!!!
by Wagonwheel

Comment:
haha -- nicely done! Congrats on the blue!!

Nothing To See Here, Move along....
by Phocal

Comment:
Along with the conversation going on in a thread, this seems a tad oversharpened. I don't see halos, but the background is getting a bit grainy and the eye and face are popping a bit to hard, imo.

That being said, fun shot! -7-

Of course we don't look foolish! Crow accessories are all the rage in Paris.
by UrfaK

Comment:
I want to see this!!! I'm jealous

'spank the unimaginative" Ubique
by MeMex2

Comment:
Absolutely, incredibly fantastic. Stopped me in my tracks the first time through. Same the second. Should be hanging on my wall. I'm not sure I'd ever get tired of it.

Apprehension
by ibkc

Comment:
Ok -- the officer cuffing has really creep eyes! Man, look at that guys arm! Two guns down? The dirt on the door. I want to know the story behind this one. Seems like a lot to stage, but having the gun so near the guy's hand seems bizarre. A lot to discover here.

freak
by RKT

Comment:
The balloon almost detracts in this one. Usually I love abandoned balloons, but the rest is very interesting with nice lines. I'm almost a tad irritated that the balloon is breaking my site line.

Slippery Slope
by sfalice

Comment:
Ok. I keep thinking this one is going to be boring. But it's fun to follow the lines and curves, and it does make me curious. It intrigues me more than I wanted it to. :)

broken engagement
by mefnj

Comment:
Seems like the story is a little too complete on this one. The shadow is wonderful, but it doesn't leave me wondering. It seems like I already know it all.

Noah
by odriew

Comment:
Didn't think much of this on first glance. But it grew on me. I've been liking the cutoff portions on other photos. For some reason, I wish his feet weren't cut off on this one. It may be a sense of balance that I feel I'm missing. Unbalanced photos are quite nice, but this one seems to need it. That being said, it did grow on me quite a bit, and I like your title.

The Importance of Being Frank
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Hehe -- love the title. Like the dog. Like the fact that she's starting to go out of the frame. I think that makes the shot, actually. I'm not exactly sure why. It leaves the story open and unfinished -- which works.