Vogue, 1969
by Jutilda

Comment:
Such a great self portrait. You've got that great hollywood feel; but you, the artist, being the subject; you're just staring right at the viewer; right through the viewer. Youv'e got all that skin showing and you cut it off just as low as you can; this is interesting, quirky, and probably could have placed a bit higher.

ortakoy camii
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I love this shot; so nice and burned; the sky, water, buildings; the mood; the euro-asian feel. Yoyu can smell the coffee; feel the grit; the boat on the right gives it a touristy feel; but its still really nice.

Chrissie and Mayana
by emorgan49

Comment:
This is just one of those photos that is so unique that you cannot compare it to anything. Thats a small girl. Thats a huge pig. This is candid and well done and really is a slice of life that is truly uniquely portrayed.

No Night Life in Our Town
by emorgan49

Comment:
I love clear nights shots; this is expertly done; perhaps my only criticism would be that there is not a wonderful ambience created by the cut off sign and the angle is a touch extreme. Otherwise, terrific idea.

Boston
by emorgan49

Comment:
great colors and composition. I would neat image the sky just beacuse its a bit grainy ; if you are going for the grain, then bravo.

kaz&amy3.jpg
by -Bec-

Comment:
This is a great shot; it would go so nice on a big whit wall; love the vibrant colors. This is better than any family portrait studio could ever do.

she is the one
by renefunk

Comment:
A camera in a photograph to me, Is like seeing the edges of a set in a movie; it sticks out. Now, don't get me wrong; this is a terrific photo of a photographer; as beautiful as Minnie Driver overlooking Galway bay with her hair back and skirt on for maximum trouble traversing rocky beach. Still pretty nice;

early morning shutterbugged
by Kemptonreporter

Comment:
Fog is a great photographic technique; I love the platform/dock and the railing. such great perspective. This looks just like the view off the docks here is lake-heavy Connecticut, USA.

Perhaps the composition would be improved by cropping out the reflecive bright green tree on the left- or perhaps cloning it out. Nice shot though.

Fossil
by bucket

Comment:
sometimes the background becomes the detail; in these shots the true photographer emerges. when you shoot a certain person or solitary subject; the persona or spirit of the subject is the main focus, despite the hubris of the photographer, who, unlike the painter, has a difficult time portraying the subject in a "artist driven light" for lack of a better term; here, you have used the background as a "mental wallpaper" We see the artist in the photographer, and to me thats what the challenge should be about, not some focal subject, it shouild be about the lines; hence, you were robbed.

Once upon a time...
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
dreamlike; scary in a sense; perfectly obscuring and interesting; the tablecloth is terrific; all around really nice. Congratulations.