Mona Lisa Smiles
by scarbrd

Comment:
Absolutely gorgeous group!! The ribbon goes w/the eyes! Congrats!

Good Mourning
by Ubersteiny

Comment:
This is just brilliant! I love the composition. You did very well. Congrats!

One of Many Sides
by JuliBoc

Comment:
Absolutely love this shot! It makes you yearn to know and see more of this man! Congrats on your ribbon.

Mother's Curves
by LeeD

Comment:
OMG, Lee...this is just gorgeous! Congrats on your personal best and your first blue! I predict many more ribbons for you! That's my teammate!

Last Supper
by De Sousa

Comment:
Absolute WOW factor for me. The creativity level as well as the technical level are excellent. You may get blasted on this one, but I find it a great way for some to better identify. There are a couple of hot lighting spots, but that isn't terribly distracting. Wish I could see the face of the guy on the far left. Great execution!

Native Hope
by elizadeb

Comment:
Not sure if it's a treatment or an overlay...but it's different. Not sure if I like it. It does give the photograph a more "drawing" rather than "photo" feel, but I keep wanting to see the facial details more. It almost seems to must e the colors a bit too much IMO. This is a very different idea. 6

double mint twins are back. double the action
by kaarissaa

Comment:
Not the most flattering angle for the girls. (They call this "nostril" view). :)

The Watch
by Zigomar

Comment:
The color tones on this are very nice. Love the lighting as well. Very, interesting.

Garden Wedding
by dtremain

Comment:
The reflection dominates the photograph more than the people...thus I would not classify this as a group portrait. People aren't the subject here. As a reflection shot, I would also crop the bottom to get rid of the beige and the orange.

Lucky man
by sunnyaz

Comment:
Excellent focus and posing. I even like the somewhat small color range. My only nit is the light glare on the sunglasses and the man's forhead. (Powder) :D This is an appealing shot.