Bond, Jane Bond
by trying2bstill

Comment:
Excellent concept. I love the composition, the lime is a very nice touch. The only thing that, in my opion, could be just a bit better is the hand either being competely shadowed (ie black) or with a bit more detail. It just feels to me that it is inbetween somewhere, and not entirely as it should be. Still a very nice image.

Girls night out
by Miinerva

Comment:
Fascinating image. So many engaging elements to appreciate. The purple toning works very well and reminds me of some the colour washes we saw in glossy magazines in the 59's and 60's.. nicely done.

Heather
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Stunning portrait.. The light is excellent, the shadows add another dimension and just a bit of mystery. nicely done. 9

Spinning On That Dizzy Edge
by mocabela

Comment:
Stunning floral, ala O'Keefe. Love the rich deep tones, composition and dof. It is almost abstract, while retaining just enough information to let the viewer appreciate the actuallity of the components. nicely done 10

Silence
by heida

Comment:
This is an absolutely stunning image. There is drama, tesnsion and multiple levels of interest. Your choice of placement for the model is perfect. I really see no where to make a comment for improvement. BRAVO 10

Sensuality
by wwwavenger

Comment:
hmm, red and blue do make purple, so the suggestion is there. I like the "wet" feel of it all. My personal taste is entering in here, I find the crop not as dynamic as it could be, (and this is just my opinion). I moved the window over to do an alternate "crop" and find that if more of the arm was not there the had would really stand out and the cuve of the body would become more of an element in the image. I have a feeling you may not be doing well in this challenge. Since you have really captured the literal sense of "suggestion".. 8

Feeding The World
by Prime_Time

Comment:
Wheat, or is this oats?, are a fascinating subject. This image had a lot of potential. I'm afraid it is to bright, over exposed to be really effective. THe foreground element is not detailed enough, maybe it's just too under lit, to pull off being the star, which is what it's placement suggets it to be. The dof could work here with a little more light in the foreground, using different settings to not have the rest too bright, or possible some post processing work to alter the light - epxosure. Good effort.

Graveyard
by emorgan49

Comment:
Interesting treatment. The soft watercolour effect is pleasing, I like the grouping of the stones. My personal feeling is that the front marker being so black sets it apart from the others, rather than it being an integral part of the composition. The oversaturated flag is so out of context with the rest of the treatment it is more of a distraction, to me, than a positive element. Just my opinio, of course. Still, very nicely don.

Meerly Resting
by Imagineer

Comment:
These little guys are natural hams. And may be rapidly becoming one of the most photographed creatures in the world. You 've nicely captured the classic "smile" there are excellent details in the fur. It is just lacking that WOW factor that makes an image pop off the screen. That said, I've been looking at him/her for quite some time now, so obviously ther is merit to the image. The crop is just a bit tight on top, I feel, other than that, nicely done. 8

On the Run
by Jacko

Comment:
Fascinating creature. I've never seen marking like that before. I love the high key treatment, just enough shadow to give definition to your subject. The wee bit of motion blur mirrors your title well. The only negative I see to comment on is, the slight lack of definition on the lower head and neck (do they have necks?) Otherwise an excellent image. 8