Black Widow
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
You do know you look like you're about 14 in this shot, right? Innocent yet so very not so. Love red and black, but I think I've said that before. And you do have so many different looks - wear a nametag for the GTG this summer so I'll know who you are. :-)

Do you ever Wonder?
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Dang, woman, not only do you have the most gorgeous eyes, you have incredible lips. I'd say I hate you but darn it all, I don't. Powerful series here.

Goals for 2006
by jdannels

Comment:

Originally posted by Cutter: You did get close...but you can't make people love you! Heh.

Oh, but he can... I've had a crush on him for a long time now. :-)

Big Fat Polack
by alfresco

Comment:
If you're fat-n-funny lookin', who's this guy? Really nice portrait.

B@W portrait outtake
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Ya know, I'm not sure but I think I like this one even better. Has both an innocence and a hauntingly "knowing" feel about it. I do like it better. But that doesn't mean I don't like the entry, you know - and this might not have scored as well - it's a "take a minute and really look" kinda shot.

Vases
by Wink

Comment:
The clean curves and cool tones work nicely in this. I like the composition as well.

Arizona mountain lions
by Wink

Comment:
What elegant and regal creatures these are! You've captured their essence very well here.

Sidney pier, Winter
by Wink

Comment:
Very nice perspective and lines in this. I'd love to tell you how to make the sky a bit less grainy-ish near the bottom but I've yet to figure that out myself. I like the overall gray, wintery feeling this imparts.

Darragh
by Brookied

Comment:
The eyes have it - I love the sly little look toward the camera. Very nice use of natural light and the shadow it creates - adds depth and texture to the shot. Here's an idea to try - try a square crop starting from the bottom up. It'll cut off the top of the head, but will put the eyes on a "third" line. Gives it a different feeling - a bit more power, maybe. It's really a very nice shot and I suspect it would have scored fairly well. As I said to begin with - you got the "look" - and to me, that's what makes it good.

where the green grass grows
by ShannonLee

Comment:
What lovely use of natural lighting. Just goes to show that a lot of light is out there even when you think it isn't. Great color in this.