Blue Angles
by SDW

Comment:
Ah! Air Show Season! I love it! Great colors, focus, comp! Well done.

mc Squared
by jaysonmc

Comment:

Originally posted by Dr.Confuser: I gave this a 3 on first look. I came back to comment and realized the subject wasn't a junction box. This is actually a very interesting subject, well captured and presented. Bumping at least 3 points.

Really should have scored higher. I think the thumbnail and/or a quick look at a subtle image sabotaged this. It is an amazing image. Please PM me and let me know where it was taken. Thanks.

Demons of the Blue Vortex
by GeneralE

Comment:
Your choice of saturation goes beyond what I find pleasing. I do like how the contrast between blue and red seems to thrust the red forward. And with my bifocals, it gives it a 3D effect.

"Hi"
by jtf6agent

Comment:
Excellant application of high key and selective saturation. But we've seen lots of it before and this one adds little beyond the others. Perhaps, if all but the eyes were converted to B&W, it would be more effective?

Miss Scarlett
by wickedpete

Comment:
I find the hindmost part of a cat difficult to be interested in. But I like the framing and that you've captured one eye looking back. They partially redeem my interest in this.

mc Squared
by jaysonmc

Comment:
I gave this a 3 on first look. I came back to comment and realized the subject wasn't a junction box. This is actually a very interesting subject, well captured and presented. Bumping at least 3 points.

stripes
by lowonenergy

Comment:
I am personally weary of "trash the model" photos, but given the genra, this works pretty well.

Innocence @ a glance..
by Bellissimo0106

Comment:
You've chosen a soft focus for this. Sometimes having something, however small, in perfect focus enhances the overall soft effect. Sepia works well.

Sometimes we take photos that mean a great deal to us because of our affinity with the subject. Perhaps that's the case here. But I don't have an affinity with the subject, so it's not as interesting to me.

~ simply alone ~
by goc

Comment:
I like the focus you've chosen here. I like the lone subject, small in the nature you've captured. Centered boundary between water and land would generally beconsidered less effective than a less centered boundary, but in this case, it works pretty well.

The cross
by Rino63

Comment:
Lighting does a good job focusing the eye on the subject.