Jessamyn
by hopper

Comment:
nicely done... excellent light and intriguing pose. the catch light in her eyes is perfect. = 10

Reflection of a Portrait
by Nazgul

Comment:
very strong... I recently saw a similar set of photos in a theme somewhere else and this one is no less impressive than any of those. getting outside the box is always good :) = 10

Anastasia
by nborton

Comment:
beautiful pose... excellent lighting... her eyes are gorgeous = 10

Owen
by dsidwell

Comment:
beautiful photo... you found the light :) perfect for black and white as well... great work :) = 10

A Tough Life
by heida

Comment:
Very moody... this image creates a story in my mind to go along with the subject... great introspective portrait.. = 10

Sam
by Jacko

Comment:
This is as perfect as they come. Excellent use of props for color.. = 10

The Key's to Success
by jefalk

Comment:
Beautiful capture. I love the pose and the setting. I think the only thing that could possibly strengthen this photo would be some light to highlight the detail of the piano casing on the right side of the frame. = 10

portre ressami
by kiwiness

Comment:
This is extreme... reminiscent of the national geographic portrait but in a studio environment. Great color and composition... the catch light in the eyes is perfect. Kudos on a great shot.. = 10

Time to Look and Learn
by agwright

Comment:
Beautiful photograph. I can't really say much about it other than it's perfect. = 10

Round & Round
by qmdi

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club...

This is a nicely executed black and white. Your theme and composition work very well. Framing the amusement park inside the suspended ring is a nice touch. The only thing I don't particularly like about this composition is the proximity of the ring to the edges of the lower three borders. I personally believe that a little breathing room around the edges would add strength to the composition.

Your choice of color in the border also puzzles me a bit. Even though it's a thin line of color, it does not support any color in the image. A good border goes unnoticed. Borders that make me ask 'why' may need to be examined a little deeper. White or about any shade of gray would replace that nicely :)

John Setzler