In her own World
by Structor

Comment:
gorgeous scenery but she gets lost in it

My youngest Beautiful Daughter
by Gunnsi

Comment:
she looks airbrushed. I was going to tell you whether or not I liked that, but it's irrelevant, isn't it? some people will like it, some won't.

Wild Dolphin Play
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
I would try a tighter crop, so we can get lost in the wild careening forms.

Stan & Ollie
by GeneralE

Comment:
great title

Waiyan
by kiwiness

Comment:
a striking composition livens up an otherwise sterile studio model shot.

Silent Rhythm
by Jason_Cross

Comment:
Feel free to ignore me, but I just have to suggest the Star Wars method. The first Star Wars movie was a revolution in special effects because the spaceships were dirty. They looked used. Used things hold far more interest than brand new things. Used things hold the spirit of all those who have used them. Show us a drum that's been played!

abandoned
by librodo

Comment:
I think the barbwire beret suggests more than just abandonment. I think you're overwhelming your photo with symbolism at that point. But visually and esthetically it is a very pleasing picture. The perfect make-up and the barbed wire keep it from affecting me emotionally, however. 6

Prayers
by theresaflores

Comment:
great title shifts attention to people in the background. I would love to see this without the colors disrupting the composition.

8 months
by ksmith2

Comment:
I'm fascinated by the convention of showing the wedding ring for nude pregnant shots. It's kind of a submissive gesture in the midst of an otherwise brazen display of feminine power. "See, look, I had some help." Or maybe it's, "see? the baby's official. the baby's accounted for." I think maybe it seems more odd when you're not even showing the face of the pregnant woman. Maybe you're trying to make a statement about traditional families, but then again traditional families don't go showing their privates. Oh wait, *photography* comments... well, you clearly know how to light a subject. No blown out areas, just enough highlight to make out the form and show texture.

Reflections of Heritage
by karmat

Comment:
oversharpened, but otherwise lovely