little
by bucket

Comment:
Wonderful portrait, beautifully composed with the bear under her arm. I like it even more now I look at it the 2nd time. Bumpin up.

donna quadro
by kiwiness

Comment:
I knew I had seen this before 'Giorgi'. :)

I think it looks better 90 degrees clowise rotated, but it could be because I like the looks of the right upper girl the most. :) You've got some nice portraits of her in your Hamburg stad oper gallery as well.
There is also an interesting (well, interesting, maybe I have been looking to long at these lovely girls) balance of eyebrows. The north and south girls have round flowing ones, while the west and east girls have a hard bend in them. And now that I'm looking at stuff like that, the same balance applies to shirts covering necks or not. Staring into four pair of beautiful eyes at 01.50 in the night makes me a little bit insane I guess.

'CROP' - 8 Points
by GIS_boy

Comment:
Interesting and funny how the subject placement and angle create a feeling that this isn't square crop at all (it is, I know). Nice work!

Atrium Roof V
by banmorn

Comment:
Great flow of lines. Would also work well in high contrast b&w.

Dudley
by jmsetzler

Comment:
Wonderful in b&w. The dark background and nightly dark tones and contrast suits the owl, a nightly predator, well.

My Brown Eyed Girl
by hotpasta

Comment:
Joyful expression, great capture of that emotion.

Night Eyes
by sir_bazz

Comment:
Good use of negative space, good contrast and nice colors. The only thing that "bugs" me is that part of the plant is a fake. :) 8

Maybe Look To The Spires Of Gold
by Coley

Comment:
Nice composition, but the contrast is a bit harsh and blah. This photo does make me wonder where this is, it is a very interesting site. 8

The Robber
by kmbr2001

Comment:
Technically good portrait. For a robber I'd like to see an more dangerous or mad look. He doesn't look dangerous. 8

Just the Girls?
by DefyTime

Comment:
ROFL.
I like the choice for B&W, focuses on the content and the expressions.