She's Got Legs
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Well it's about time you ribboned. Such great work, such humor, what could the voters have been thinking until now.

A BIG BIG CONGRATULATIONS!

Survivor
by Jutilda

Comment:
Ouch. But just remember it could have been much more than ouch! Get well!

Day 21 - Refuge
by photokariangel

Comment:
Great tones to this, and an overall great shot. Well composed, and good pose.

day-21.jpg
by Jaker

Comment:
Negative works pretty well here. Perhaps blacks need to be adjusted a bit, but nice overall!

Day 21 - Smile
by Ken

Comment:
Adorable. Good expression, good focus where it's needed. Looks like she's about to escape over the wall :)

Summer Breeze.jpg
by Jutilda

Comment:
Wow, I really love this! Very impressionistic, and beautiful.

Portraits Day 19: Cadence II
by socalsteve

Comment:
I like this shot and overall the pose.

Critical Look: perhaps he way the modellooks, but it seems to me the perspective makes her head look pinched down/flat. If you were shooting on the wide side, perhaps you might do some perpective adjustment here? (Also, you might fix the crease inside her thigh.

Window ~19
by JeniY

Comment:
Good tones, and I like the "pose" here. This shot might be a good candidate for the "old photo" overlay treatment.

Botanica 825
by pixelpig

Comment:
This is wonderful! Make that superb. Quick, print it large, on canvas, and hang it or sell it!

Portraits Day 17: Naomi
by socalsteve

Comment:
Good expression and teasing setup. Very nice overall.

Constructive crit: BG has a yellow cast on the right side (intentional?). Also, though it's not seen, having her point her toes on the left foot and perhaps put the foot a bit more forward would have shaped her leg a bit better. You might dodge the shadow on her left cheek a bit, and the one cast on her forearm by the suit strap.

(BTW - in answer to your question about my using the 18-200 for macros, it's done by using extension tubes, which sit between the lens and camera.)