Family outing.
by EgillP

Comment:
I like what you were going for here, but for me the ducks are just too small in the scene

Empty
by bob350

Comment:
works well for a centered composition, fill that baby with some ramen!

Between the Lines
by vawendy

Comment:
i really like this, the framing and use of the rule of thirds is excellent

Crude
by caba

Comment:
nice silouette capture! i would also like to see this with the ship at the bottom on the frame

Rapsodia Satanica
by keyz

Comment:
I am not sure if this is supposed to be a take on Nino Oxilia's italian film or just an odd title for oddness sake (i know i enjoy those kids of titles for my shots as well at times) I like the pov but at least on this monitor the tonal range lacks some oomph

Structure
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
love the pov on this, and the symmetry. for b&w, would like a more dramatic sky, it looks like the sky is pretty clear, hard to make that translate w/o color. all in all i enjoy the image

Just Ducky
by jcar

Comment:
i think its a good idea. hard to tell if the duck is in water or sand. it does,however, lack some tonal contrast that would add some nice punch to it

As evening settles upon the desert, a western black tailed hare cautiously sets out for the night
by Cory

Comment:
nice job on this one, a good catch. I can imagine they are pertty skittish

Persona Obscura
by Paul

Comment:
i would love to know how this was achieved

Softly in the Morning Light
by njsabs

Comment:
this probably falls under the category of the discussion that has taken place as of late. i imagine you got exactly the look you were going for, and exactly the contrast as well. its not often a nude gets a high placing in a non nude challenge. nice work. however in my opinion some art is better appreciated on a wall in a gallery than in a challenge such as this.

p.s. i keep meaning to tell you this reminds me of those famous nude shots of Marylin Monroe shortly before she died. Again, lovely work Jen.

Message edited by author 2010-08-02 00:47:11.