Star
by UrfaK

Comment:
Beautiful symmetry. This photo forces me to stop and stare at it.

Sunflower
by kannewurf

Comment:
I really like the color tint you put on this. Gives a real sense of fire.

Lab
by whiterook

Comment:
I'm not seeing this as high key at all. My understanding of high key is using lighting to reduce or eliminate shadows while still often having a high amount of contrast. Simply moving the brightness slider up doesn't make a high key photo. I hope this helps.

Fishing
by Lad

Comment:
A cool photo with a lot of interesting elements. But this is definitely not high key.

Light Jazz
by dswann

Comment:
Very nicely done. The angle of the subject adds a lot to this photo.

Glacier Creek Meadow
by hahn23

Comment:
I'm guessing this is Richard Hahn. If not, take it as a major compliment that I'm guessing that :)

I really really enjoy this photo. But I'm finding it very hard to see any sepia toning. To ensure that it's not just my monitor, I used an eye dropper tool to look at many samples from this image. All I'm getting is various shades of grey :-/

Reynisfjara
by JohannesFrank

Comment:
Beautiful photo, but where's the Sepia? I used a color eye drop tool to try to find it, but in this case I couldn't find anything but grey.

Vintage Nude
by Paul

Comment:
Even her hair and skin color says vintage/natural. Nicely done.

Rochesters vs. Live Oak, June 26, 1868
by smichener

Comment:
Super cool setup! all of the details of this photo are so well thought out and done. I'm however not liking the halo effect around the ball and the people. That's really distracting for me.

Still Standing
by gyaban

Comment:
What an amazingly cool structure! Combine that with the clouds, the reflections, and the spot on sepia toning and you have yourself a great photo.