Smiling Eyes.
by Dirt_Diver

Comment:
A real cutie, the colors are my favorite combination -- yellow or golden brown and blue, love it! -- and the eyes, though over-done for my taste, do jump out at the viewer.

boxhead
by ubique

Comment:
Funny take on the theme. I like the idea of the square crop -- works well with the whimsy of the shot -- but in terms of composition, I think it would look better if you lost the top of the image -- down to where the sidewalk ends (or starts) at least. I do like the sharp silhouette and that nose tip :)

Lips
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Beautiful model and you have found a great perspective for showcasing her lips -- the red lipstick doesn't hurt, either. I like the lighting and subtle framing.

N E C K
by ScooterMcNutty

Comment:
Not a feature I would have thought to remark on or photograph but what a very beautiful, long neck she has -- not at all out of proportion but very stately. I love your cropping choices. Beautiful model. I would take a look at a horizontal flip -- hard to know. Just an idea and not suggesting this orientation is not just fine.

Her Blue Eyes
by sjhuls

Comment:
The high key, white on white look is very nice for showcasing her eyes -- which are very pretty, indeed. I like the lowered saturation -- very porcelain doll looking. The freckles are charming.

Brows
by Joek312

Comment:
Well, he certainly knows how to work them -- and fine, thick brows they are at that. There's too much space over his head for me -- the framing and composition just aren't working.

Lighting up the Room with my Smile
by giantmike

Comment:
A very cute lopsided smile and expression for sure. Gotta love that raised eyebrow. I would have liked this one better if he had been making eye contact with the viewer, I think.

Always Good To Other People
by thomasjessen

Comment:
I like the lighting and desaturated tones a lot, the expression is interesting. It does not, however, speak to the title, IMO. Character is very difficult to portray in an image.

Ocean Eyes
by ShawnaRenee

Comment:
I like the close crop and the direct gaze. The lighting is a bit harsh -- I find the shadow below her nose especially dark. I am not a fan of this kind of selective coloring which I know is very popular with many.

"working" legs
by macco

Comment:
I like the simplicity, the cleverness of one shoe on, one kicked off, the use of the shadows to repeat the lines and shapes, the fishnet stockings -- well planned and executed.