Reaching Nowhere
by arnit

Comment by Xilebo:
The emptyness here is amazing and so very special.....

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by kearock:
Concept is ok, but I think it would work better if you focused on one piece of jewelry. There's a little too much going on here.

Reaching Nowhere
by arnit

Comment by JPR:
great scene. Nice use of the person and the centered road.

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by wewillexplore:
Excellent image - I'm not very fond of the shadows - I'd prefer a flash/bounce flash under her arms/body a little more than here. Great idea tho!

Reaching Nowhere
by arnit

Comment by msdoubletrouble:
this reminds me of another picure with father and child walking down/up the railroad tracks...i love perspective shot like this...VERY awesome...10

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by Catherine_B:
too much model not enough focus on the jewelry, the subject of the challenge. Too bad because these look like interesting pieces

Reaching Nowhere
by arnit

Comment by taterbug:
I really like your composition here. A very nice choice. Wonderful use of a vanishing point. The eye is lead very nicely to your subject. Dead spot on for this challenge IMO, and a photo that stands on it's own outside the challenge also. My only put off at all, and it is very slight, is it seems just a touch too dark. As I say, only slight, perhaps that is your intent to set the mood. I'm wondering if just a tad boost with maybe brightness or levels or curves would be a minor improvement? Maybe not, I still really like the shot. Nice work.

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by Bear_Music:
Beautifully lit. I'd have toned down the white of the type to something more in balance with the overall tone, and used a little less negative sapce, both type and subject seem a bit lost in all that black. Of course, if there were more copy being applied, the black sapce might integrate better...

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by kiwinick:
good Idea but the pose seems forced 5

Defining Beauty
by arnit

Comment by mycelium:
hi, arnit. *wink*
great job matching the font used in cartier's logo. though the placement looks rather arbitrary to me.