Minimalism
by blue_dragon

Comment:
Lighting, shapes and shades of blue are great here. I love the lighter background following the shape of this glass.

It Never Leaves My Side
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Very moody capture, bit depressive, but it's great. Exposure, lighting and colours work well in a harmony for the subject.

Death
by charales

Comment:
It's quite difficult to figure out the story without the title. OOF and the curtain both have rather a negative effect on this IMO, however the idea must have been good.

Touch
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Simple but great! BW works well, I also like the composition. The boy's expression is talkative and reflects both curiousity and uncertainnes because of the relationship with the shadow.

Afternoon Reflections
by elsapo

Comment:
Great one! The coloursare stunning, and the composition is the best for this subject. I also like the reflections in the water. Good luck!

Work was still calling, but his inner party animal had already escaped...
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I love this one. Both the idea and the implementation are great, and lighting is spot on! Good luck!

Amor est vitae essentia
by kiwiness

Comment:
I simply go crazy for this shot, not only because it's excellent, but because it makes me FEEL what I think of romance. The girl's expression tells me everything, and somehow, the whole mood is very tender and noble.

Romance: Age 23.
by Nospeak

Comment:
I love the expressions on the faces - the girl has a really flirty look and the boy is really impressed of her - and the way that the girl is sharp and the box a bit OOF. I would use a more homogenic background for them, or, I would make it more blur out. You have really talented models, I would try some studio shots with the same expressions, playing around, BW would work well, too. There is so much in this photo, it deserves more than a snapshot.

Open Your Eyes Honey
by Giorgio

Comment:
The shadown and the wrap of the background is a little bit distracting, and I suggest using some foundation in order to make her veins less visible on the feet. I like the composition and the colours, blacks, whites and reds work very well for this subject.

Waiting for her lover
by Dirtypainter

Comment:
I feel disappointment and impatience in her look. And both at the same time. I like the posing, maybe skin tones look a little bit unnatural, mostly on her arm. May be because of the lighting, not sure, but I guess a light-tone foundation would also help. The green chair, her purple dress and her redish.blond hair look good together, it was a great choice.