_MG_1455
by bobonacus

Comment:
Great job with the lighting. You got the glasses right with respect to no adverse reflections. Nice coy look by the model. Good composition. With respect to suggestions for improvement, a minor one: the stray hairs that cover part of her left eye should have been brushed back just a bit before the photo was taken.

Daisy
by kingskingdom

Comment:
I see you made a major upgrade in your model compared with your day 1 entry. :-)

Excellent job with lighting, processing, posing. Stunning! Nice glow effect -- but would like to see a more tradionally processed version as well.

D E V I O U S
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Very cute!

Nice natural light, but him looking down probably resulted in the forehead and chin areas being just a bit darker than the rest of his face. Nice blues and greens.

Regarding the grin, the usual scientific debate for these sorts of things is nature vs nurture -- but mom usually blames dad irrespectively. :-)

Day Two
by LMA128

Comment:
Great eyes, nice that there are so equally in focus. Excellent smile. Overall very cute. I would also vote for keeping the entire chin intact.

Ears Up - Ears Down
by Jedusi

Comment:
Very amusing!!! (And good technicals as well.)

falling in the ocean
by photokariangel

Comment:
Love that hair!!!!

cal
by blad

Comment:
Nicely posed, great smile, good details. Area above the ear seems a bit too bright.

fatigue
by photokariangel

Comment:
Really impressive what you accomplished by covering up the one eye and having the remaining one bugging out at us like that and giving us that look! Excellent. Contrast is great. Very minor suggestion: the wall in front of the chin and upper neck has a rounded smudgy area which would be easy to correct.

Old Man
by gsal

Comment:

Originally posted by Mephisto: shoulda saved this for the one-in-7-billion challenge.

I am sure he has something ten times better than this that he will submit. :)

DSC_5294---Copy-copy.jpg
by jomerner

Comment:
Very majestic bird. Excellent profile, really conveys how pointed their beaks are. Great light.

Sharpness is excellent in feathers. However edge of the bird (especially lower edge of beak) has some over-sharpening artifact -- you might want to use layers (or the sharpening tool) to impart different amounts of sharpening to different parts of the image (specifically back down on the sharpening just a bit at the edges of the bird).