Trust?
by arnit

Comment:
I lvoe the shot. In looking at these pictures, I have tried to figure out what sin is being portrayed. In this, it looks like he is wanting to get away, or looking at someone else, but she is holding on. Maybe he is lusting, and she is envious. Technically, (not that i'm qualified to comment) i think it is awesome. The lighting sets the tone and makes it tense, as does the black and white. 10 karmat

My Seven...
by amonteforte

Comment:
I like the composition, but I am curious. Would it have been possible to have them spread further up so that there wasn't so much space at the top. Not sure that I would like that better, but would be interested in knowing if it would have made a difference. I like the contrast of the dark vs. light colors. karmat

7 deadly casino sins
by nikoner

Comment:
I like the framing and symmetry of this. The colors are really muted though, making it look flat. Did you try saturation, or boosting contrast any? karmat

Meet Miss Ohio
by LanSnake

Comment:
Hehe. The girl in the background is obviously not impressed! good shot, just wish you could have used a faster shutter speed so that ms ohio wasn't blurry. i am assuming you were either too far away to use flash, or didn't want to (not that i would recommend the flash). karmat

This Just Isn't Enough....
by nards656

Comment:
I really like this and how it looks like the bill disappears into darkness. What i really like, though, is the supper it bought me Saturday night!!!!! karmat

NO, You can't have an onion ring!
by DougPaz

Comment:
The focus is good, and teh lighting is too. I love the humor element involved. Looks like she could share, doesn't it? karmat

Pistol
by Ivan

Comment:
Great use of negative space. karmat

Battered Reflection
by hokie

Comment:
Nice shot. Would've been cool in the reflections challenge as well. I like the negative space and the way you have used it. karmat

Mirror times Four
by Marsha

Comment:
I love this idea! and it is well executed as well! karmat

Fist of Fury
by Manic

Comment:
Good use of motion, I think. I assume you took the picture while the hand was thrusting forward and then stopped. Sometimes, it works better to place your hand (or other moving object) in the final position, hold it for a few seconds, then move backwards. That way, the "end" position is really clear, but you still have the motion blur! karmat