Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by Geee:
lovely baby shot especially the blue eyes in a BW

Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by Dseale:
wow the eyes are amazing. I love how they are so dark, but light enough to really bring out the blue.

Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by mmusicante:
excelent portrait - good choice of colors and position. 10 from me!

Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by imagesloyola:
amazing shot.....10

Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by troberge:
Perfect shot. This is a photo you and your family will adore for many years to come. Congratulations. Georgeous! 9

Two Eyes
by 2hoo

Comment by Dusty:
Selective desaturation?

Dictionaries and "L"
by 2hoo

Comment by HBunch:
*Critique Club*

Hi there. I really love the idea behind this image. Very clever and excellent set up. I think the only thing that really hurts the image for me is the lighting. Kind of harsh toward the bottom right and a bit dark on the book in back.
The book not having words on the bottom half seems odd to me also, but nothing that impacts the image. The L is excellent. By looking at your image, I would be able to know the D and L without looking at your title. Focus seems a bit soft toward the back, however on the books in front it is pretty good. I like how the glasses are off to the right of the photo and not dead center of the photo. Makes us look around and notice it subtly. The window in the back makes for a neat background in my opinion as well. A solid background would make this seem TOO set up. As is, it almost looks like an accidental find. Really neat job.
~Heather~

Dictionaries and "L"
by 2hoo

Comment by tosterho:
Very Nice effect. i really like that.

Dictionaries and "L"
by 2hoo

Comment by banmorn:
Like the idea and the shot is very good. The composition of the "L" in the image is a bit far left to be as effective as it might have been and a plain background would have been better.

Dictionaries and "L"
by 2hoo

Comment by metoecus:
The text on the open dictionary, particularly that seen through the glasses, looks fake, perhaps as a result of oversharpening. The illumination and color draw my eyes to the bottom right corner of the image, and it took me a moment to realize that the glasses were the intended focal point. This is a solid concept; better illumination, a shallower DoF and perhaps converting this to B&W could have made this a ribbon contender.