Classique
by Eagle40Fox2

Comment:
This really should have scored better than it did. It has that aged historic feel to it, but clearly the studs and tie bring it to modern day. I like images that take you back, but have that edge to them. The lighting is nice, and the crop is unusual. Not unusual in a bad way, but unusual in a perfect example of when to break the rules.

Diet & Exercise!! ...starting tomorrow...
by nstevens85

Comment:
Good choice of lighting setup. I can feel my eyes pushing through that healthy crap and going straight for some fries.

Becoming Quicksilver
by LalliSig

Comment:
Well done. I love that you carried the idea through and greyed out the pupil.

Emergence
by Bear_Music

Comment:
It looks so cold, yet that beam of sun skimming across the grasses feels so warm.

Birth04
by RobotBanjo

Comment:
The f/1.4 worked out beautifully for this image. In addition your processing of all these photos is fantastic. I think the black and white softness takes some of the "gross" factor out of the scene for people not directly involved. The love and gentleness in the room comes through in the photos you've taken, and this exemplifies that. What an amazing experience for you (and the family obviously), and what an amazing job you did!

The Love
by JulietNN

Comment:
The upper portion of the wave took me awhile to figure out for some reason. My eyes kept telling me it was the sky, and I couldn't figure out how that was legal. I see it now, but wow, that's still screwing with my head!

Curbside Dining
by sfalice

Comment:
Did he actually eat it? I've got a theory that squirrels are stealing my strawberries every year!

...with potatoes, onions and Charlie:)
by malina

Comment:
There's a great softness about this photo, and the lighting is simply lovely. It's interesting to see a scene so commonplace photographed with such technical quality.

Oh, and Charlie's expression cracks me up. Yum, onion fingers!

Hey, he's mooning me!
by Neil

Comment:
Definitely juvenile, heh.

Sun Birds
by RianBotes

Comment:
I'm not sure how anything could be better than this. It's fantastic, Rian!