13 Calla
by banmorn

Comment:
Lighting is wonderful!

Lucky 13?
by LoVi

Comment:
Great concept. Grittyness of the sink feels good.

My 13 Lucky Matchsticks
by jazul02

Comment:
Good concept. I think that for this style of shot the background has to be very smooth for it not to be distracting. It's a little too creased here, unfortunately, and catches my eye.

Suspended By The Sunset
by Tiberius

Comment:
Heh. Yeah.
I think I prefer yours, though. There was an issue with bracketing in mine and the shadows were too dark, so I had to go heavy on processing to get even levels everywhere.

Stay Away
by angkokweng

Comment:
Very very underrated in my opinion.
It makes a dramatic shot, and the split between bright and dark areas adds significantly to the drama.
I didn't vote on this but I'd've given it 8 or 9 I'd say.

The Nestling
by Bear_Music

Comment:
7 from me. The leftness of the clarity made it very interesting. I normally shove that to the right.

Librodized
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I'm so glad you posted your unedited image. It shows us that these shots are not ONLY about the editing steps--your unedited image is a super shot too.
I do tend to agree with some of the other commentators, though, that the lip stick was perhaps a bit too much. Though that's perhaps Manny's style, so who are we to fault you? Great work!

librodog
by posthumous

Comment:
I also gave this a 9. made me chuckle for a a good ten seconds. I liked it cause of the expression first-its one you'd see very frequently. and secondly I thought it was a not of a commentry about how bizarre a thing it is to dress dogs in human-esque stuff--a pet peeve of mine. I genuinely enjoyed it, thanks :-)

Make Your Own Future
by Lydia

Comment:
Great image. Not a big fan of the background on this if I'm honest. I think a wider basin would have increased the negative space and drawn the eye more to our friend here. Still 7 though.

DPC = Home For Young & Upcoming Photographers
by peter

Comment:
Gotta teach her to take off the lens cap to take a shot! :)
Great kid-portrait. The camera's bigger than her head! Love it.