Shadow
by lecalan

Comment:
Since the subject is so symmetrical, I might have cropped to center it a little better. Don't know how effective the inclusion of the shoes is. Maybe if you'd jumped. Not embarassing.

Special Delivery
by Amphian

Comment:
It's my devoutly held opinion that they should change the name to UPF, because they seem to think they're doing be a big favor whan they bring me stuff. Very nice textures and tone here, but a little busy.

Palmetto Bug
by chariot

Comment:
I wonder how this would look in B/W. You might be able to pull out more detail in the head that way, or with a slight positive gamma adjustment. Nice selective focus. Chopping the antennae was your call, and I can't really decide if I'd like it better with them included, so you get the benefit of the doubt.

Old-School Text Messaging
by albright1

Comment:
My favorite from grade school was 3704558. Cool idea, but the techs need attention.

Summer Fun
by Shiiizzzam

Comment:
Nicely composed. Shame you got the dark side of him. I'd either adjust the gamma on the red channel down to about 0.94 or adjust the green channel to maybe 1.1, as I see a reddish cast.

Do You See What I See?
by MrsKro

Comment:
That's one big spoon!

The Suicide Machine
by blueeyedemoboy

Comment:
Good focus, and a mostly effective composition. Probably more pop w/o the bit of house in the bg and with the colors a little more saturated.

Through the looking glass
by Corey

Comment:
Nicely done. I'd have gotten in a little closer to emphasize the glass over the surroundings, but that's me. Odd how the glass, wall, and buildings in the far background show more lean than the two dark buildings at UL.

Help Me
by mattpga

Comment:
Heh heh heh... Hope you turned her back over when you were done. You'll be getting a visit from PETA shortly. The first set of rails makes a great bg, but I'm not sure about the second set and horizon visible beneath. Small nits. Nice work!

Untitled
by mci

Comment:
Great tonal range. I like the framing effect of the shadow and dark background, and you seem to have posing well in hand {ahem}. This should do very well, but I bet you get a lot more silly comments. Applaud your bravery. Using the highly scientific hold-your-hand-over-the-monitor technique, it looks like cropping right from the bottom of the angled shadow makes a nice vertical composition, as well. My favorite (right after mine).