Looking to heaven
by E-davidge

Comment:
Image is too small.

Sone Exposure
by ravins4

Comment:
Oversaturated, nothing is in sharp focus, overexposed to no good effect.

Hopalong Jack
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Great story here; he seems unaffected by his temporary handicap. The overexposed part of this sweathsirt's a little distracting (bla bla bla). The lighting in the face is great -- the framing is perfect!

Yawn.jpg
by Lonni

Comment:
Priceless. Greeting card material. What more is there to say? Congrats on the capture!

Stephanie
by Kelli

Comment:
Nicely posed and framed; good detail. I acutally like the expression. Lighting could be better.

Boy One
by Pug-H

Comment:
Brilliant angle -- works well with the peace signs.

Anticipation
by buzzrock

Comment:
Great candid, beautifully processed in black and white.

Terminal A21
by buzzrock

Comment:
I like this in black and white. The people are far enough off to show off the geometry but not so far off as to not be part of the scene. I might have cleaned up the noise a bit.

Stop
by jdannels

Comment:
I love the shot you entered, but in terms of meeting challenge criteria, this would probably have been the one to enter (although I completely understand the idea of using a challenge to show off a great image, even when it's not the best fit.) The angle is dead on and the blurred subjects around and inside the lawn set it off beautifully.

Missing You
by Purple_Girl

Comment:
I can't add much to what other commentors have already said. The conception is brilliant, the execution -- well, that comes with practice. Controlling light can be tough. I shoot mostly outdoors for that reason. When I do shoot indoors, I usually resort to poor man's lighting: the sun. Natural light offers tons of possibilities ( MelonMusketeer suggested it also I see), so keep it in mind for next time.

I look forward to seeing more of your work.