Autumn
by Jesuispeure

Comment by Curious:
This is one of the most evocative images in this challenge. The composition is sublime and the balance of tones are eloquent. I also love the use of textures and the artistry of the lighting. This ones a winner for me. My only criticism is that the pose looks just a little bit "staged". I'm not sure what it is exactly, its just a feeling I get from the image. Maybe its her left arm. The overall pose looks relaxed but her left arm looks uncomfortable, like it would take some effort to hold it in that position. Good Luck with the challenge.

Autumn
by Jesuispeure

Comment by pedahel7:
Nice picture. A bit dark towards the bottom losing some detail in her legs.

Autumn
by Jesuispeure

Comment by slonko:
This is a great shot
I hope it will do very well

Autumn
by Jesuispeure

Comment by Natator:
Very nicely done. Like the model'sose, and nice choice of sepia as well.

Autumn
by Jesuispeure

Comment by MrAkamai:
Looks like the type of scene you see in commercials of people looking for something in the attic and there always seems to be a mirror up there. Model looks very relaxed and is pondering something. Love the duotone and the textures of the floor and hair seem to complement each other very well. Well composed but the upper left corner of the frame seems a bit overexposed. I looked at this a second time and thought about the upper left corner a lot. It gives a nice balance to the opposite corner of the frame and it seems to work well especially since there's more lighter parts of the frame than darker parts. In my opinion, darker portions would ask for more attention away from the main subject. 9

Wedding Day Mischa
by Jesuispeure

Comment by dwterry:
This one is my fav. The thumbnail image doesn't do it justice, but I love the framing, the expression on her face, the wind blowing, the colorful flowers and the big question of ... what is she doing way up there?!?

Fairytale Princess Mischa
by Jesuispeure

Comment by Neil:
I agree with Paul, this is fantastic, though I think off centered might have been even more fantastic (cropping a bit behind her.)

"Chicago" meets "Matrix" Mischa
by Jesuispeure

Comment by colda:
I love this one

With the look, pose and soft focus it's screaming 1920's at me, please try it in B/W, Sepia or Duotone - I think it will work :)

Keep smiling

Darren

Wedding Day Mischa
by Jesuispeure

Comment by PaulMdx:
Nice work, Amanda. A very interesting and pleasing shot. Great expression on the bride.

Alphonse Mucha Mishca
by Jesuispeure

Comment by PaulMdx:
The first thing I noticed was that the model didn't seem straight in the frame? Looks like she's going to fall over, which makes the image slightly uncomfortable. Again excellent lighting and composition.