Sunflower Dreams
by elsapo

Comment:
Beautiful capture. Silky smooth & clear. Great tones too. Have to ask though - did you color the skipper butterfly to match the flower? ;-) I don't ever recall seeing one that shade, but I'm thousands of miles away in another world...

Gaze
by elsapo

Comment:
I think this is fantastic. Probably the most "real" or "natural" of the bunch, but they're all superb. Gorgeous.

Pounce
by elsapo

Comment:
The intensity you captured is terrific! All I ever catch them doing is napping... HA Well done!!

Siberian Tiger
by elsapo

Comment:
WOW! Man, you got some great shots of this guy! Beautiful - amazing colors and clarity.

Jump
by elsapo

Comment:
Leave it to you... WOW!!! Talk about adding punch! I love it!

rainy day. city kid. 3
by irishempress

Comment:
I think this is probably my favorite of the three. Fantastic focus on him and I love the pose. I'd probably clone out the electrical outlet and possibly crop more off the left (to take him more out of the center and get rid of the left-hand shutters - I don't know how that would look, but might be worth trying). Great capture and very nice series.

rainy day. city kid. 1
by irishempress

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I like all of the lines and angles of this shot - plus the light & dark play of shadows. I'm sure you'll get a wide range of opinions on this one, as it breaks a lot of rules. But hey, rules were made to be broken, right?!? :-) I think it works well here.

rainy day. city kid. 2
by irishempress

Comment:
Nice shot - I think the B/W works well. I like the height this has too. I would probably consider cloning out the chair in the bottom right (looks like it would be pretty easy to do). It'd be nice to get rid of the car in the background too, but that'd be a major chore and it's really not that distracting to me. Great expression and pose. Very nice capture.

Business Card 1
by saracat

Comment:
Nice! I really like the overall design and think that the high key approach works well. You might consider bumping up the darkness of the child's face features just a bit to make them a little more visible (although I like the fact that they are not immediately discernable). I would probably change the font face of your address to make it more easily legible. I would also probably move "Photographer" underneath your name, to give your name more easy recognition - as it is now, it's "lost" in the jumble of text. You might consider reducing the font size of all text from "Photographer" down as well. Nice job - I do like it. The name of the studio goes very well with the image too. Great choice.

Golden Silence
by Dax-

Comment:
WOW... It's like you're ursula's dark side. I love it! :-) (That's meant as a compliment!) This is stunning...