Yin Yang
by markwiley

Comment:
Nice capture but I would have title this �Yin Yang Inverted�

Girl
by rhoadesurf

Comment:
Lovely lighting and pose. I quite like the soft focus feel of this image too.

Storm
by kakaopor

Comment:
Mmmm� a low key lighting strike � this actually works well. Well done!

The Hand of God
by gone84

Comment:
Inspired by Michelangelo. Great find!

Enough light to shine
by Paul

Comment:
A really wonderful portrait. I�m not getting that low key feeling though from this image. But I can�t score too low such a wonderful capture. I just wish it was in a different challenge.

lonely I am
by yiannis723

Comment:
This is a lovely portrait. I like the soft focus and grainy feel of this image.

The Duo
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
Stunning and beautiful. There is so much to appreciate in this image.

Life in the fast lane
by MikeO

Comment:
Now this is great! The little blown highlights on the rocks add appeal. The narrow DoF is perfect. The use of centred composition of your subject breaks the rules in a positive way. But in this case it is also the title that helps to really make a great image. Well done!

Disturbance in the Force
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
I love this type of capture of weather (tried several times myself to get that feeling of force). In this photo I feel the colour green is slightly too saturated for me. However, I also don�t feel this is a good representation of a low key image with so much light coming from the image. Keep in mind that my own entry is not doing so well so I may not have the full take on what constitutes a low key shot but I hope my comment was helpful. Good luck.

visions of perth
by bspurgeon

Comment:
I was in Perth last year and after a big night out on the town (yes � I found some night life) I feel you�ve captured what I remember.

As a low key abstract this works quite well for me. The converging horizontal and vertical lines at 45deg are very intriguing and appealing. I like!