Distorted
by Photologist

Comment:
You're pretty warped, you know that? ;>þ
Good choice of T-shirt, with the dark collar.

Day 11 - Liquify.jpg
by lemeryj

Comment:
I see you're trying to be an anime/manga character with those big eyes.
I think I'll have to play around with that tool some time too. ;>þ

Office Party Drunk
by Photologist

Comment:
Yep, none of the light is coming from under the lampshade. ;>þ

I like it.

Odin
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Yes, this would have been great in portrait orientation. And you just need to dodge (or burn, I can never remember which) to bring out the detail of his eyes.

Giggles
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Okay, tack on the lightning-shaped scar to his forehead.

They look like fun kids to have around.

GotMilksml_5952.jpg
by FotoMunki

Comment:
Very nice candid portrait, though I guess she's used to having the camera around.

Bianca_02
by nixter

Comment:
Nice blurriness in the background. I think there's just a little too much hair hanging down her face.

Sun and Wind
by Greetmir

Comment:
It's great to experiment. I think I shall try something like that, because it's pretty simple. (Actually, it would have been good to do a multi-exposure down by the river this afternoon.)

DPC Bank Robbers
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Truth be told - I don't want any of 'em. ;>þ

Quiet spot in loud place
by zeolite

Comment:
It's a portrait of a city, which I think is perfectly acceptable given that "N/A" was all that was given for the challenge description. And it's a black and white picture.

It's the first time I've looked at this picture, and I've learnt something new - big buildings in New York are much narrower in depth than I imagined them to be. (And is that The Dakota in lower right?)