SAY WHEN!
by Nald

Comment:
OMG, I made the top 50! This was a blast to shoot, I'd like to thank my wife for the great work sacrificing her fingers and all. HEHEHE, just kidding! I've learned from all the great comments, THANK YOU ALL FOR MY TOP 50 FINISH!

Message edited by author 2005-08-15 00:23:09.

1185 AD
by Pug-H

Comment:
Great photo, I love the contrast of colors and the models concentration really makes for a striking and impacting image. Good job, 9.

nineteen-thirty-eight
by bikefreak

Comment:
OMG this is a beautiful shot! I hope this does well in the challenge, it's one of my favs! 10

1949
by tuffy

Comment:
Would have liked to see the sky not so blown out. Otherwise nice shot.

1931
by sartobr

Comment:
Good shot, could use some better lighting. Nice undies! ;-)

1983
by mesmeraj

Comment:
�What a feeling, bein's believin'.... �..................." Ah who could forget flashdance!?!?! Good idea, paper on the floor is a little distracting and the wall seems to be overexposed a bit, plus you should have that bucket of water ready to drench the model!

(Sorry had to throw the water comment in there!)

I do like the pose and the clothing is straight from the 80's! Good luck!

1957
by KaDi

Comment:
Damn! I really, really, really want to love this photo, (I still have a crush on Marilyn from when I was a kid) but the burned out parts on the car, windshield and mirror just aren't helping here. I get that you were going for a stylized shot but as mentioned before I think keeping the detail of the classic car would make this shot blow you away.

1968
by GeneralE

Comment:
My father was serving a tour in Vietnam in 1968. Good job compiling items that shaped events from this year. The gun is not lit very well and there are some really blow out spots on the guitar strap. Would have liked to see more detail in the guitar strings as well.

GQ: Senior Fashion for 2005-Red is in!
by drydoc

Comment:
Love the expression on the older mans face! Hope you got one of those onion rings!

1920
by Rgarcia

Comment:
Not sure what this theme has to do with the 1920's. However, I like the detail and texture of the wood. The wheel on the handcart seems a bit blown out. 4