PeekaBoo-1130outtake
by tiggermo

Comment:
Of all the outtakes I like this one best. The eyes are great, and she is really peeking out.

Emergence
by SandyP

Comment:
Congratulations on this wonderful photo and the well deserved blue ribbon. I love the colors and the smoothness of the water, and the eyes make me laugh.

Lions Club International
by BAMartin

Comment:
Strange indeed. I love the processing on this image. The colors, light, and drama are fabulous.

CRW_0971pp2HighPROOF.jpg
by Kelli

Comment:
Doesn't look much like the customer, but it's glamorous, and that's what she wanted. Great work.

Spoon
by JuliBoc

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: ... the reflected blue makes me think of summer for some reason, and the promise of ice cream in that dish behind the spoon...

You're uncanny, Deb. That's exactly what was in the dish.

...add one teaspoon chaos...
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
What a great idea to flip the image. It gives it so much energy. Congratulations on your ribbon.

Witch's Brew
by Budya

Comment:
Wow, very impressive shot. Congratulations on you well deserved ribbon.

Candy Store Rock
by Kelli

Comment:
I like this a lot, Kelli. Really nice processing for your purpose. It looks like a painted illustration. Nice setup: model, pose, costume, back drop.

Living Loving Maid (S)he's just a woman
by snaffles

Comment:
Susan, I REALLY like this shot. I like the grain, the crop, the model and pose, the costume (even the flashlight mic). I like the pastel highlights that look like stage lights. Your hair looks fabulous. I like the power and energy. You went all out, and I am very impressed. Wow!!

Tramping
by jaysonmc

Comment:
These rich colors are beautiful. I love the mood of this scene. And the tiny touch of red on the hikers is just right for giving the eye an anchor. I like the way the hikers are ascending the path leading to the large vertical stone which points slightly over toward the mountains. The flow in the image is great. Although it doesn't need it, I would have been tempted to brighten up the valley a little with a touch of 'soft light' white or yellow paint.