Une poupée
by Waits

Comment:
I simply adore this but I feel as though the colors are way too vivid to truly meet the "light" category. It certainly is a lovely photo though.

So, that's a bird?
by Xilebo

Comment:
I liked the classiness of the shot until I saw the whimiscal bird. I think it would have worked better to just have a feather and not the silly purple headed thing. It kind of ruins the mood. The lighting is good. Great detailing on the cat. Just not into the cutesy prop. ;~(

I know the feeling
by Tammer

Comment:
AWWW. So adorable. Monkeys have such expressive faces. Makes us realize how close we are to the primates. Great detail and light.

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by whiteroom

Comment:
Now THAT's a charging elephant. Great intensity with the light and tone. This is wonderful.

Scatterbrained
by JPR

Comment:
You take the most ordinary things and make them extraordinary not only with your visuals but your titles. It makes the viewer think... hmmmm... what was the artist thinking and that's excellent!!! The single person far away with the light top really takes your eye to the back of the shot, along with the leading line of the planter edge. Another superb shot.

Alien Moons
by JPR

Comment:
Another CD cover. Your graphic sense is excellent and your imagination is boundless. Way to go!!

WOMEN
by JPR

Comment:
I wish there were a smidge of detail to the face, yet keeping it obscure and secretive. I do love the idea of it though. I can see it on the cover of a CD!

Echinarachnius parma
by ShannonLee

Comment:
I like it when the greek names are used. It gives the subject such a sense of importance. I love the grain of the sand and the varying colors, but it isn't white. It was my understanding the the background was to be white and the subject light. ;~(

Featherlight
by nessnaj

Comment:
Great title. Usualy textured backgrounds bug me, but with the simplicity, this works. I like that the feather has some actual color to it and isn't white. The shadowing is good. I like the frame too.

Autumn Trail
by glad2badad

Comment:
Simple, pretty and good use of leading line. You could almost do a slight desat of the yellow so it would be more "light" and not quite so bright. Still a lovely image overall and unusual and imaginative. 7