Runaway Breakfast
by vasilkovaya

Comment:
Congrats on your first ribbon Olya! Woohoo!!

Message edited by author 2004-10-06 01:48:57.

Wild thing
by siggi

Comment:
Not bad, she sure looks wild. The sepia toning is fitting, I think you have dodged the eye area a little too much though.

your friend till the bitter end
by Phileine

Comment:
What a cutey :)

SCUBA
by sher

Comment:
Cool shot Sher! And here I was thinking the whole time you took this underwater!

Ethan, Dirty Face and All
by smellyfish1002

Comment:
Excellent work, you pulled in an amazing tonal range here. I know you spent a lot of time on this image, but you know what makes it such a good image? That you can't see at all that you have spent so much time post processing it. You did a very good job working the eyes, just enough dodging to keep the details in, especially around he white of the eyes, where a lot of people tend to dodge far too much detal out of them. My hat off to you, I want this one to ribbon!

Peace Please
by Sonifo

Comment:
Perfect photo! This is one that stands out and the work you have put into it has paid off more than well, all I can say is WOW!. Wonderful lighting, composition and post processing. The girl's stance is very natural, amazing, I would give it an 11 if I could, but I can't so a 10 will have to suffice! It has a kind of Sonifo feel to it :)

Film Noir Gun Girl
by magnetic9999

Comment:
Good one mista :))) ! The soft feel works well in this portrait. Love your model shots man! (10)

Spokes & Gears
by Artyste

Comment:
It does depict complexity for sure, but the image itself doesn't really have that kick to it which makes stand out from the pack. I probably wouldn't have shot this straight on but chosen a different angle and definitely a different background.

Taking a Break
by saintaugust

Comment:
Taking a break from a killer day :) The B&W works well, the graininess also comes over okay for me. It's a little gruesome though which usually doesn't work so well in DPC so I will be interested in seeing how this ends up. Also the tie to complexity might be a little too vague here.

bicycle forest
by Phileine

Comment:
Good subject, I'm guessing The Netherlands or Germany for this one :) The perspective is good, however I would probably have changed the angle a little so that you only have the bikes in the frame and not that empty space in the top right corner.