Kassie
by rex

Comment:
Great portrait dude; nice insight- really natural but professional style.

after burn
by ananddp

Comment:
Great intrigue; terrific shot! I love the burn, the bird, teh figure; it all works so well; nicely touching and mysterious at the same time. good luck.

WHY are you bothering me?
by PDavis

Comment:
Excellent colors. Nice kitty. Great focus on teh eyes. SO human! Scary!

Isolation
by wsteyn

Comment:
Oh the little monkey! poor little monkey. Nice emotion in this shot. High marks.

Day 10 - Work It
by Jutilda

Comment:
Excellent shot. Nice placement and expression. I dig the yellow outline.

streetlife10
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
This is an absolutely terrific photo- very post-apocalyptic sense to it. I enjoy the film type widescreen border to photograph. Unlike the people are walking out into the street in the surreal nature of the scheme that is arising out of the street end of course of the snow makes an excellent backdrop. Great photo.

WhiteTrash Clown
by russi

Comment:
Is in the term white trash clown a bit redundant? Another redundant term would be serial killer clown or homeless clown. I think this is a brilliant shot-the shot shows an excellent sense of humor, sense of technical ability, and most importantly a hirsute tattooed clown. Once again this is brilliant and he received a 10 from me.

why not, edith? we got time before the kids get home...
by Skip

Comment:
This kind of make me a bit queasy. Humor far exceeds any other advertisement for a photo. I dig the honesty within the faces of the people on the screen. As a candid realness perhaps better expressed as reality, which shows through the exposure, composition, and textures in this photo. And as the old saying goes-it's like riding a bike- you have to get right back on and not worry about skinning your knee.

"Shoulda made a Left at Albuquerque..."
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Excellent humor in this photo, perhaps you need to be of the Bugs Bunnie generation to get this one. Perhaps the only thing that doesn't work is the ass end of the Thunderbird in the photo. The kind of looks like an old west shot until you put the element in there and once it is in there your mind starts looking at the car which is in focus. I can appreciate the fantastic sky and the luck of the mule/donkey. Perhaps after the challenges done you can go back and removed the wires in the sky with Photoshop and, also, remove the car out of the photo. I would love to see that.

Why my Heart Beats
by wavelength

Comment:
The first thing that comes to mind here is the honesty associated with the photo here, although there is a blatant attempt at an artsy look within the photo context, there is certainly no overt attempt to use makeup or neat image to give a glamorous look to the shot. Because of the eye and nose in lips you understand that the photographer, via the title, is certainly in love with This person and feeling and the heart shows through with this photograph. in that sense, it's one of the best photos in this challenge.