Mooring
by crabappl3

Comment:
The light in the photo is a bit bright for me -- I have to squint to look at it. But I had a similar choice to make in my entry -- I chose to go a little darker and cut down on some of the detail and am getting comments that it could be brighter and show more detail. What are you going to do, right? I like your subject and depth of field and the tone really suits it quite well.

Introspective
by Toddh

Comment:
Very nice photo. I'm not quite sure why you cropped it with just a fraction of the chin out because I find that a little bit distracting -- cropping it a little higher, for me, would have put the focus more on the eyes. But that's a very tiny quibble. 9

Three Ducks
by DennisF

Comment:
Did you take this shot from a glider or a balloon? It's really cool.

Road To Nowhere
by aurora

Comment:
I love the photo of path here -- it's a great subject for a duotone photo, but to me, the lighting on the shrubs/trees in the foreground is so harsh that it steals focus from the winding path itself.

Black & Copper Baroque
by amonteforte

Comment:
This is a really interesting photo, but with the white background, copper skin and black paint, you've got 3 tones.

Whitney
by draney4

Comment:
The focus in the picture is on the weave of the hat, not Whitney's face -- did you intend that? If so, that's a really interesting perspective. If not, hmmmm . . . .

Vintage Lady
by gisele

Comment:
I don't really see complementary colors in this photo -- there are so many colors generally, you can probably pick them out, but they really don't appear to be the subject of the photo.

A Walk Until the End
by DavidLevin

Comment:
I don't really see the use of complementary colors here -- is it supposed to be red and green?

Red and Yellow make Orange
by Sonifo

Comment:
This photo is nice but it doesn't really meet the challenge of complementary colors, which would be blue/orange - yellow/purple - red/green.

Cheesy and Crunchy - Orange on Blue
by StevePax

Comment:
Great use of complementary colors! This is a 10 in my book.