Thanks to a Graffiti Artist
by Jason_Cross

Comment:
I always feel guilty photographing graffiti -- like I'm cheating by copying someone else's art. Of course I still do it occasionally. But you've certainly presented your own artistic touch here, so with some anonymous help, I'd say you've done a great job. Especially like the vignette (an overlay?) and the lighting, and how you brought out the brickwork.

The Contented Sheep
by Jedusi

Comment:
The colors are beautiful and the overlay seems to work (except maybe a bit too prominent in the upper right).

Tangled
by Joker1114

Comment:
Beautifully sharp (on many levels). The foreground colors complement the background colors nicely -- good contrast there. Nice patterns throughout.

Yellow Section Red Seating
by BAMartin

Comment:
Excellent in black and white. Well seen, composed and processed. Consideration for Color in BW perhaps?

Portrait 04 - Taylor Again
by Ken

Comment:
Great lighting indeed. Her eyes complement her red outfit beautifully, and that effect would have been lost on a colored or busier background. Without the tilt, I think some of the linear features here (her long hair, collar and wide glasses) would have been lost.

Stephen
by Kelli

Comment:
Great background and a fun candid shot. Seems slightly oversaturated.

Melissa
by Kelli

Comment:
Nice job working with the outdoor lighting. I would like to have seen more detail in her eyes.

Camera Man
by bobonacus

Comment:
This is a great environmental portrait. The blurred audience really gives this some context.

Portrait 05 - Cartesia III
by Ken

Comment:
Hard to compete with K10DGuy's technical critique; he certainly knows his stuff. I like the high key approach and the bright but soft colors you got out of this. Her flyaway hair contrasts nicely with that background.

Number 8.jpg
by karmat

Comment:
Excellent! His eye color works well with that background. Good framing/vignette too.