Boy, wonder
by jenesis

Comment:
Beautiful boy! Look at those eye, so full of life and wonder. Everything is fresh and exciting at this age. I love the tones and smooth texture on the skin. Beautiful eyes!!

Circular Square
by ergates

Comment:
Great DOF and flow through the image. I like the green color breaking up the neutral tones.

City Moorings
by Qiki

Comment:
This is a tough type of shot to expose properly. You want to preserve the details in the buildings without overexposing the lights. The boats in front are just too distracting.

4 Escudos 1715 Fleet
by ckempf

Comment:
Very interseting and historical object. I like the color and the black background.

Essence
by elsapo

Comment:
Beuatiful skin tones and details in the face. The eyes are beautiful, but the reflections are a little busy. Her mascera is a little clumpy too. Beautiful lighting on the face, especially on the cheeks.

Mixing Desk
by reevey

Comment:
Just a little more DOF to put those front buttons into focus. Love the angle and colors. I think I might have run a damp cloth over the surface, just to clean up some of that grit.

Snow Leopard
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Nice composition. You have a lot of sharp detail, which really makes the image grab your attention.

Untitled, 2006
by pawdrix

Comment:
Nice dark portrait. Looks rough like the subject. THe B&W really brings out the details in the beard and wrinkles in the face.

Spring has SPRUNG!!
by dugpark

Comment:
I do love the colors here. The textures are nice, and the background is even. The background is busy enough (not in a bad way), so I think I would have moved the two branches in the foreground. I think moving closer and around one of the blooms (so the other bloom is off-center behind the other) might make the composition a little stronge. As is, there isn't a lot of dimension to the composition.

SoCon Semifinals
by trnqlty

Comment:
The positioning of your subjects within the frame is perfectly balanced. The focus is a little soft atoud the ball and fooy & habd of the player on the right of the frame. I know they are moving fast. I love the concentration you captured in the faces. Here you're focus is dead on, and this is where it counts I think. Good job!!