A Bright Idea!
by 777STAN

Comment:
I'm very interested in the pattern of the ?lamp against the blinds. I'm not so sure about the top.

White & Black
by BernieBl

Comment:
Very eye catching. Brick is perfect backdrop. I love how the wheels disappear.

the perfect sniper hideout
by zoshyii

Comment:
Clean lines, very modern feel. Good contrast.

Tightly wound
by indianzfan

Comment:
Like the colors. I feel like I want to get closer to the.. is it a fiddlehead/baby fern? - yet I like the background too.

You're a daisy if you do...
by DelRioPhoto

Comment:
Great contrasts...good choice.

Sushi
by agesz

Comment:
This was made out of the three-eyed fish from the creek near the nuclear power plant, wasn't it... Maybe higher contrast? Momma said never eat blue food... ;-)

El Negro Se Levantó
by brassil

Comment:
Great colors. Maybe the bottom bud could be a little further from the border? Possibly turn up the blues a little too. But very nice.

Fried Fish
by btuck

Comment:
Good tonal choices here, good definition. Wouldn't mind if the image were larger.

Júlíana
by Gunnsi

Comment:
Beautiful girl and a beautiful name. Great natural pose. I wonder if the indoor lights are giving her skin that warm hue. Are you post-processing with photoshop these days? Possibly, you might experiment with using a cool-colored photo filter to decrease the red a little. Or you can go to hue/sat or to selective color - and adjust reds specifically. And maybe while you're there, bring out the pretty blue in her eyes like you did with the other version :)

Complementary windows
by Gunnsi

Comment:
I think the focus you achieved is admirable given that it's such a close-up shot without a macro lens. You are brave to attempt this sophisticated idea and complex visual - the camera window with a real window reflected in it. And, in blending the chalenges, you killed 2 birds with one stone... or maybe with 2 apples ;-) My only wish is to be able to see the room window a little more clearly. Oh, and I want an apple ;-)