Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by srdanz:
In a pretty good shape for someone taken out of a 95mph car :-)
Two things: the border I'm not so sure about, and the tag size - it may end up beeing too small to read on a billboard. However, one ot the better photos so far.

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by Shiiizzzam:
AWESOME ! This is my favorite so far. This didn't need a title to save it or make me "get it". I like that's it not a copycat of some well known advertisting. The compostion is perfect. The color tone used really makes this have that punch to it. 10 ++++ Good luck !

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by terje:
This is funny, nice blueish colorcast. I like it! well done 8

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by PhilipDyer:
Great photo with great impact (so to speak). This really could be a billboard ad. Very nice!

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by Pixelstate:
Great entry, creative and well taken, this should do very well.

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by Montereykiddo:
SPECTACULAR. A+ all around....want me to go through it?

Lighting- perfect

Composition - perfect

impact/message - perfect

creativity - PERFECT

You deserve to win this competition, hands DOWN.

:)))

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by kiwinick:
Excellent idea, certaily would be an eyecatcher on a advert. I'd give a 9 for this

Speeding Will Kill You
by sahko

Comment by nico_blue:
very very good... straight forward, gets the message across and is still powerful 10

Stevka
by sahko

Comment by rscorp:
This is a very nice with a relaxed model and a nice expression. My only nit-pick is the area around her hand. Maybe a splash of light around that area would be nice. Her hand almost looks like it's floating in space.

Not To Be So Depressive
by sahko

Comment by swagman:
sahko

At a first , quick glance, I wasn't as impressed with this as I should have been.

You've done an excellent job with light control, DoF and compostion so the viewer's eye is directed precisely where it should be. Soft focus and darker hues prevent the attention from wandering out of the image. There's a lot of nice detail so your audience can spend time in the surroundings, but the attention always goes back to the model's face.

In fact, if I had a nit to pick, it would be the model's expression. Her body language suggests depression, but her face doen't, as much. Perhaps it just me. All the same, the image works nicely.

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