The Pier at Dusk
by melster

Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines generally have two purposes. One is to lead the vierwer into the scene which your does. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. In this image the lines themselves appear to be the main subject.

The Pier at Dusk
by melster

Comment by bryantbus:
Good idea, it just needs to snap more maybe a brighter day, more contrast.

The Pier at Dusk
by melster

Comment by harabanar:
Might have been bigger :D

Separ-EGG-sion
by melster

Comment by mar10029:
nice

Separ-EGG-sion
by melster

Comment by saiphfire:
The title is reeeally stretching it. . . Or should I say str-egg-ching it. Picture is nice, though. I think I would have used a smaller aperture so the shell and the yolk would be in focus.

Separ-EGG-sion
by melster

Comment by PhotoRyno:
eggs, eggs and more eggs... one of the better

A Touch of Pink
by melster

Comment by missyanne:
this woman is beautiful!!!!!

A Touch of Pink
by melster

Comment by Tallbloke:
Something odd with the colour balance here, the lips look good but the pink smudge looks like it's on the print rather than the model (if you know what I mean) Nice framing.

A Touch of Pink
by melster

Comment by graphicfunk:
Ah...The image with just the pale pink in the lips would have sufficed to give this image a high visual edge. The petal or pink in the cheek reduces the otherwise subtle impact. Lovely eyes. 6 on my first pass.

A Touch of Pink
by melster

Comment by awpollard:
The destat works well here...May be just a dab like of pink on the cheek would work here (the smear is very strong and forces the viewer to that area) but viewers here at dpc might not put the two together (title and dab of pink). I think you could have got away with just the subtle pink lipstick and have a very good pic. The expression of the model and her eye's tell a story of their own. I might have done the crop with less negative space on the right and just a tad bit more below the lips. Technical a good shot.