Crystal Chandelier
by angkokweng

Comment:
I like your outside the box thinking on this. Gorgeous abstract. Love the tones, the shapes, the geometry. Looks very Paul Klee.

Blonde Ambition
by kingskingdom

Comment:
This looks so much like another blond model in this challenge... This shot doesn't work as well for me as "glamour". Her expression is not one of glamour as much as discomfort. I like the wind in the hair, but the rest of the shot is more "seductive" than it is "glamorous".

charms that still allure.
by JohnStarkweather

Comment:
A good effort which could have benefitted from a stylist. I like the over-the-shoulder position, and the lighting on her profile. But the eye is drawn instead to the long lines of her legs, which are in an unflattering position.

the next position
by ralph

Comment:
Great, fun concept, but the lighting just doesn't work for me. The skin tone is also oddly bluish, which isn't complemented by the yellow/orange wrap (which is too blown out at lower left. The reflection in the glasses is really nice and crisp, but I'm undecided about the piece of shawl reflected in the (camera) right lens.

Haute couture, "Love at First Sight"
by hahn23

Comment:
Fantastic capture though I just can't get to "glamour" with it. The expression on the top bird is too much.

Ariel
by stupidcat

Comment:
Very nice. Great tones and lighting. Nice dof and background bokeh. Love the contrasting softness of her cheek and harsh line of the shawl, and that she is looking away from us. Her expression is priceless. The whole attitude spells glamour, that she lives in, and by, glamour.

The age of Glamour
by Shann0n

Comment:
Love the attitude. This is a perfect example that Glamour doesn't have to be blingy or scantily clad, or luxurious. The POV, upturned chin, and glint on the glasses are terrific. Love it.

untitled
by atitedesco

Comment:
Fun shot. I think the lighting could be a bit more specific to either the model or the bubbles. Right now, it's not prioritizing either it's hard to know where to look. Great color and transparency on the bubbles, but the model is a little washed out. On the other hand, she is sharply focused, but the bubbles are not. Like I said, I think the lighting/focus had to be one or the other to really make this shot.

Simple Glamour
by Lydia

Comment:
Too simple. A pair of long opera gloves, or even just a pearl necklace would have really made this shot work. The crumpled background also works against the idea of glamour by being too relaxed. Overall, the lighting is nice, but there is a blotchy unevenness on her face, especially around the eyes, which seem to sink in a bit of shadow.

Gems
by Kivet

Comment:
A stunning shot that DNMC. Not that Glamour has to be a human, but this doesn't say "glamour" to me, even though it is gorgeous.