Praying for you
by Gunnsi

Comment by Kaizer:
Nice photograph, good pose and subject. The only thing that is a little distracting is the shadow on her left cheek, as it tends to draw the eye. Perhaps a fill would have helped.

Can I come in?
by Gunnsi

Comment by yanko:
Such a sweet looking cat!

Móskarðshnjúkar og Skálafell
by Gunnsi

Comment by justin_hewlett:
Beautiful. I love the deep purples.

Raven on the limb
by Gunnsi

Comment by skewsme:
Another nice capture but I tend to think your version on display 'Raven' is better because it stands out, is more crisp and there are no intervening branches.

Dísa
by Gunnsi

Comment by skewsme:
Beautiful close-up portrait and a gorgeous subject. I think this would do wonderfully in a 'high-key' challenge - the white background enhances the subtly warm hues in her hair and skin, and brings out the color of her eyes. Congratulations on really nice shot, Gunnsi, very professional looking!

Ini mini mani mo
by Gunnsi

Comment by photo_gadget:
Interesting concept, less clarity than could have been achieved. Can see reflection in the shot of photographer. Nice concept with the tile.

Make me happy
by Gunnsi

Comment by TrollMan:
Yep - he looks sad alright! 9 from me

Raven
by Gunnsi

Comment by skewsme:
This is a really nice capture. You achieved a great dof.

We have starlings, which are black but irridescent... and crows, but their shiny feathers give the appearance of color. I don't think I've ever really seen a raven, and certainly not up close. He is so very very black. I am wondering what would happen with thie photo if you upped the contrast a little, or possibly sharpened a little too. (It might not improve the picture, I'm just wondering about experimenting...)

Shy and happy
by Gunnsi

Comment by skewsme:
Is this the little girl who stomped on the truck? ;-)

Cloudy Moon
by Gunnsi

Comment by skewsme:
I like it!! Impressive. I have lots of trouble getting good shots of the moon. The moonglow color here - this nice deep peachy hue, is really nifty, love it with the black clouds. Have you tried playing with Photoshop yet? You might put this shot as a background behind another picture (as a layer). Next time you have an interesting night photo with a subject on the ground... try it!!