60 Years Later, Still So Much Hate
by levyj413

Comment:
sorry I skipped the Why challenge, or I surely would have commented. I notice the subject is gone into darkness. As far as we know, he is only his clothing. the spotlight on the star is less subtle than I like, as you might have guessed, but I do like the use of icons.

Three Heads are Better Than Two
by neophyte

Comment:
this looks posed. great portrait, though.

The moment
by Pano

Comment:
The moment... with a red splotch on it. Use All-Temp-A-Cheer! Get the Red Out!

First Ride
by Renee_Jordan

Comment:
lovely 70sish casual portrait. doesn't seem like a candid to me.

Dragonfly Candid
by annig

Comment:
I hastily pledged that I would comment on every picture that I didn't think was a candid. well, this ain't no candid.

Dreamin'
by accady

Comment:
I ended up giving you a 10 anyway because this gives me all kinds of ideas about what I could do if I photograph my artwork. Thanks!

Time
by EvanH

Comment:
fascinating.

Chassis
by snaffles

Comment:
wow, cool shot. I'm afraid I "thumbnailed" this challenge and skipped right over it.

Dancing on the Edge
by Wildcard

Comment:
this is fun and pretty and exciting. hair covering her face is a way of showing that she doesn't care what anyone thinks, that she is unaware of being observed (observers just love that!). my only qualm is the houses in the background are kinda ugly. maybe you can smudge away their windows and details. You have to find a better background for this girl!

Just Mad About Saffron
by Wildcard

Comment:
it is so difficult to comment on abstracts or justify scores, but I think that's the appeal, to enter a nonverbal zone and perhaps provoke a "pure" response, like music. This is a good one. You just have a knack for abstracts. You make them just complex enough, you vary the texture, you put in little surprises, just like a good instrumental piece. Oh and that bright saffron color... I'm just mad about it!!