Sight Through Lines
by ShannonLee

Comment by tjbel05:
Pretty eyes, excellent color.

Killing Me Softly
by ShannonLee

Comment by 777STAN:
You have a gift, Young Lady. This photo really accents your lovely hair. :)

Sand Between My Toes
by ShannonLee

Comment by 777STAN:
I like this photo as is. Wonderful feeling! If you're interested in a slightly different perspective, then let me share a cropping technique I recently learned from another DPC Photographer.
If you crop about a half inch from the left just outside the inner & smaller footpath, just outside the beginnings of the foot path on the right, and crop so as to place the horizon line on the top third, then the shot will be even tighter with many lines leading to the subject as well as in & out of the photo.
You are obviously a quality photographer. I hope my thoughts may in some way add just a little "fine tuning." Thanks for the privilege. :)

Killing Me Softly
by ShannonLee

Comment by klstover:
I actually like the soft focus as it creates a sense of mystery for me. It feels like the eye is pulling me into the shot.

Hostage
by ShannonLee

Comment by klstover:
Wow, awesome choice of subject for this challenge.

Independent
by ShannonLee

Comment by klstover:
I adore the soft pastel colors... looking at this photo makes me feel safe and content, and that is an awesome feeling to get from a photo!

Independent
by ShannonLee

Comment by 777STAN:
Wow! My compliments to the Artist! Congratulations on great artistic journalism! :)

Independent
by ShannonLee

Comment by renefunk:
nice, it a shame you dindt use the wide angle

Sand Between My Toes
by ShannonLee

Comment by jpochard:
I love the feel and the colors of this shot! I wish the horizon was straightened. Other than that, it is perfect! It just looks like a relaxing "wish you were here shot."

Country Girl
by ShannonLee

Comment by dartompkins:
This is a great shot. Would make a great stock shot. I would try taking this same shot with the yellow lines beginning in the lower right corner and placing the subject more on the upper rule of thirds area. This would show a bit more of the road ahead as well. It might be even stronger. Great the way it is though.