Would someone get him off my back, please!
by Kelli

Comment:
I think they blend into the background too much. I don't mind that, usually, but in this case you're trying to give them "personalities" so it's important that they stand out as subjects.

Reflection
by bucket

Comment:
You took a picture of snot on a window and got a 5.78. You really are good!

Around and Around
by Muppet

Comment:

Originally posted by Brookied: Muppet, i think you know there is a lot wrong with this shot.

Wow, are you really on Team Suck?

Around and Around
by Muppet

Comment:
I gave this a 6, which is higher than what I gave the blue ribbon. I feel it meets the challenge well. I think the only difference between your shot and mine is that I have more tolerance for spinning (natural dizziness, I believe), so I took more shots until I lucked out on focus. You don't have to shoot from above like I did because you're naturally thin and big-eyed. I had to fake it!

Safety
by Tranquil

Comment:
great candid. He is blank like a perfect model. the tones and textures are fanastic. 9

Pulpit and Pipe Organ
by Artifacts

Comment:
great example of how framing and pov transforms reality into something entirely new. 9

In the beginning...
by faery

Comment:
perfect processing for the effect and themes of your photo. 8

Sonia Gleiss [Paris]
by FrancoisB

Comment:
high fashion. vertiginously high fashion. acrophobically high fashion. You have dissolved this woman into fashion, as if with acid. It is good to do something all the way. 9

March Comes in Like a Lion
by raish

Comment:
fascinating juxtaposition of figures. evokes many possible stories and themes. 8

Mise, le meas
by L2

Comment:
fascinating tableau. 7