Dress for Success
by dushampt

Comment:
Suprised this palced so far down the ladder, it's really a decent shot. Did you focus on the chest and then tilt up to the face? The focus problem is the only real drawback to this image (at least compared with a vast number of shots that scored higher). F1.8 can be troublesome.

lines
by rodgers_le

Comment:
I always wonder with a shot like this if the DoF and focus were conscious decisions or if the photographer is just clueless. You should add some notes explaining what your thoughts were. Focus on the boobs to make some sort of statement about women being viewed as sex objects? Simple tits shot hoping for a good score? Some other reason? I would love to know.

Armed and Dangerous
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Don't listen to Boyd2000. He's 7 years out of date now anyway!

Serene
by LalliSig

Comment:

Originally posted by routerguy666: Pretty girl, nice detail in the eyes. Have to say though, looks like a bad Larus copy.

Ok, you suck at copying yourself! lol

Whip Till Smooth
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Nice patterns, but the processing doesn't work for me.

Symphony Pastoral
by Oded

Comment:
Horizon line. Never tilt the horizon. Apart from that I get no sense of rhythm here. I find the light pole to be a disruption in the scene, but I'm not sure if that's the same thing.

Rhythm of War
by JasonMoore

Comment:
Not bad and certainly a creative entry. Wonder if you couldn't have found bolder patterns to present just by finding a different perch to take the shot from. I'm thinking a few seconds earlier the barrels of those guns were lined up in a nice fashion shouting 'photograph us! we're challenge material!' heheh.

Blind Gradient
by Agaeris

Comment:
I have taken this shot myself and almost considered doing it again for the challenge. Works well for the theme and is very appealing to me. Nice job.

Nature's Rythm
by ludde

Comment:
Very pretty, meets the challenge. I have no doubt people are tossing 10's at this shot like there's no tomorrow.

Midnight March
by irisheyes

Comment:
I'm wondering how a tombstone can be overexposed when shot in the middle of the night... Nice idea. Composition could use some work though. Generally its advisable to avoid splitting a shot in half with the horizon line.