Solitude
by mpeters

Comment:
Surreal and eerie. Congratulations!

Heaven Below and Hell Above
by NodWag

Comment:
Excellent finish for an excellent shot. Congratulations!

Remains of the Day
by hotpasta

Comment:
Well deserved. Congratulations!

The Strangely Foul-Tempered Lady
by mycelium

Comment:
Roz - so true! And honestly, wearing that outfit would probably put me in a foul mood really fast, too.

document destruction
by stepwalker87

Comment:
omg, spoliation of evidence!! ahhhh

Burnt Offering (Tales of an American Dad, pt. 1)
by mpeters

Comment:
Now here's a photo bursting with drama. Great title, too. I love the body language! Hot spots on the forearm and forehead detract a bit IMO, but this photo is so conceptually and compositionally strong that I'm really just nitpicking. One of my faves in this challenge--methinks a strong contender for the front page!

Heading Home
by caseyface

Comment:
Very creative take on the challenge! I like the expression of good-humored annoyance on the model's face. What's that white thing in his left hand?

Hot Like Me
by Luci11e

Comment:
You/the model have a great build--there's plenty to work with here using a male torso as a study in 'hotness.' But the lighting is uneven, too hot on the chest, there are weird shadows, and the bedspread/background has just got to go. For this I think you need a solid black background, or at least something more carefully considered. Also, the title comes across as egotistical.

FWIW, here's what I think is a top-notch shot with a male model highlighting form:
//www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=218759

Hot Wheel
by jnenvir

Comment:
To me this photo looks rushed and careless, and it conveys not so much 'hotness' as 'colorized to red and orange in Photoshop.' I can't in good conscience score this higher than a 3.

shelter
by tiagol73

Comment:
I'm afraid I just don't see how this conveys 'hotness.'