Wasting away in Resolutionville
by graphicfunk

Comment:
Oh man, you've done this. This multiple exposure was fantastic to come across in this challenge and somehow very fitting and poignant. I've done a lot of similar stuff so I know how hard it can be to get this sort of shot the way you want it. I think you did an excellent job here and I can feel your stare looking at me across cyberspace. I must remember to add this to my favorites (it's full now and I've got to clear it out first...but no worries).. 10

I Will Keep Fit
by typologic

Comment:
Wow. This is by far the best of the get in shape photos. You done a great job with the colors and composition as well as depicting the motion of pedaling. I predict a ribbon for this one. 10

to find my balance
by grigrigirl

Comment:
This is extraordinary. Amazingly creative and professional looking work. I will be very surprised if this doesn't take a ribbon. 10

Not To Be So Depressive
by sahko

Comment:
I hope you become less depressive too. However, don't stop letting that feeling out creatively, cause it's beautiful. The setting, composition, model, lighting, and processing are all beautiful. 10

I will learn to ski
by ursula

Comment:
This is my favorite image in the challenge. I love the simplicity, composition, and feeling of winterness. Bravo on an incredible image. I really hope it does well. 10

The Inimitable JPR.JPG
by Pedro

Comment:
This photo has really good Bokeh! :P

Fire Play
by aznym

Comment:
This is one of my favorites in the challenge. I love the compostion, the subject, and the tones. Great work. Thank you for sharing it. 10

Business
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Looking at this photo reminds me of how I want to look at the world. I want to look at the world as if I want to capture it's image in a way that is better than it actually is but accurately non-the less. This shows the skill of a practiced eye. The composition is brilliant in a situation where others would be overwhelmed by excess "stuff". The timing, lighting, tone, and detail have such artistry. The burned highlights in the middle are the only slight flaw, although I think they work well in the area where they bring the writing out on the wall. 10

"I see you!"
by parrothead

Comment:
I see a ribbon. This is a precious and artful photograph. This should grace the walls of your home if the child is yours or be given as a gift the the proud parents. 10

Profile of a man
by nico_blue

Comment:
You photograph, and your title, have truly depicted what is...the texture of dreads and weathered leather that is everwhere. 10