Fur-arri
by MelonMusketeer

Comment:
Take me outside....pleeeaaassseeee... Great shot, funny and poignant - nice catchlights in the eyes.

Day 12 - Outside
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
This one falls a bit flat for me - I think it might benefit from more contrast? What does it look like in color?

welcome.jpg
by electrolost

Comment:
The Day After - emerging from the bomb shelter. The way the light makes his head look like an xray lends it that apocalyptic feel. Ah - now I see the feet pointing towards me and the title - welcome - hmmm...still think he's going out the door rather than beckoning before it. :) Negative space is a knockout here.

Baby Girl
by SandyP

Comment:
Very lovely shot - processing works really well and the framing is great. I immediately zeroed in on that sharp shoe though - don't know why that is so distracting with so much loveliness in the frame to gaze at, but there it is. :)

In the misty morning fog
by xianart

Comment:
So peaceful, I want to go set up a tent there.

will you marry me
by jmritz

Comment:
Boy, that assessing look makes me dread the answer. :) Puts the viewer square in the position of the one who proposes, and all the anxiety and anticipation that entails.

Unhappy Camper
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Even without the help of the facial expression and those hands, you've captured yourself here a very wet set of eyelashes! This is a great capture of gesture and expression.

Walking.... After Midnight
by Germaine

Comment:
The noisiness could probably stand to be toned down a little, but overall I really like this capture - despite the OOF, clearly recognizable as a beach and the main subject is well lit and stands out well in all that murky darkness. Somber, but with a hint of menace - that black shape in the water heading towards the figure.

Long Road
by SJCarter

Comment:
This is an unusually tidy blurry mess - the sharp demarcation between road and verge here makes this image startling and effective.

BlurStudy/5
by mia67

Comment:
Effectively close-in shot, makes me want to take a step back. That moment before my eyes focus on someone who has suddenly loomed into my personal space.