Networking for Dummies
by melking

Comment:
concrete representaion of an abstract idea. Wish the light on the bottom wasn't so bright - leaves no detail. Might be a better composition to fill the frame more by making your subject more diagonal.

The Shinning(Here's Johnny)
by spacebrush

Comment:
whille it is a cute/funny photo of a kid's face, I don't think the title works - yes there are pictures from the movie of Jack Nicholson like this but...On its own the pic has some merit. The facial expression makes the viewer curious "what is going on?" pretty sharp, decent composition, I'd like to see more a tiny more space below the chin

fahrenheit 451
by thelsel

Comment:
very nice. That glowin orange line really pops out of the simple b&w composition, the curve of the diagonal really suggest how the paper is being eaten up. I like the DOF - havinf the suggestion of more pages in the backgound work well - 9

The Fall of Freddy the Leaf
by GREENMEM

Comment:
the bright yellow against the muddy gray is eye-catching. Wish there were moe definition to the leaf.

Point Lobos
by ronners

Comment:
Gorgeous B&W One to hang on the wall next to your Ansel Adams. nice range of grays. nice composition with differrent layers of depth and brightness. 10

Evening Star
by mariomel

Comment:
great lighting and colors! Those golden trees and that blue sky! A bit of glare in the lens, not a big deal. I like the path coming down to meet the viewer, the lighter line of clouds lower in the sky. Wish the buildings on the left weren't there, but they aren't too distracting. 8

grimm fairy tales
by photogirl66

Comment:
I love the "grim" expression on your princess here. I liike the composition of her leaning out at the viewer, looking up - creates a nice oval shape, very contained in the black background, and frames the face well,. I wish her crown weren't cropped so tight at the top, and I might add a little black space to the left and above, for her to be looking into - the diection of the story kind of...I think it woud work better less grainy too - I don't mean to sound so critical I just REALLY like what you've done here and It has inspired me to see a few more details I's change. 8

The Color of Money
by PDavis

Comment:
by stacking and spreading out the bills randomly and using a narrow DOF you have given 2D objects some thre dimesionality.

In a Glass Darkly
by ursula

Comment:
I'm not sure what I'm seeing - interesting texture.

Femme Fatale
by magnetic9999

Comment:
I like how her face is in the shadows, and the white of the cigarette pops out of the darkness - 2 details of a very well thought out composition, well lit. 9