DPC-ish don't you think? :)
by Krisby

Comment by Ben:
Gorgeous vibrant colours just give life to this shot.
The focus on the Gerbera is perfect and the closeness of the flowers has a strong impact.

Great photo.

A Portrait Of A Portraitist
by Krisby

Comment by Ben:
Your talented in more ways than one then!

Natural Failure; Frozen May
by Krisby

Comment by vtruan:
I see failure only in your title.

Natural Failure; Frozen May
by Krisby

Comment by amandalore:
nice composition, I wish there were more focus or contrast to bring this photo out, nice work

Natural Failure; Frozen May
by Krisby

Comment by cutlassdude70:
Very nice composition, but I feel the focus could have been just a little bit sharper.

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by Krisby

Comment by trnqlty:
Cool shot! Love the make up done in this one and the near abstract feel to it. A couple things I would try to fix. The eyes have a green cast in them that is very unnatural which is kind of suprising because the blue looks great. The only other thing i might experiment with is cropping so the eye brows are at the top of the frame. It just seems a little awkward having them so low. Just an idea but overall this is one my favorite shots of yours.

The Sunshine's Eclipse Window
by Krisby

Comment by Aeroglyphics:
I really like this photo, especially the shadow play from the window. The only things I can see that might improve it is maybe leveling the window and making the parking lot in the background bokeh.

At The Fishermans Capen
by Krisby

Comment by Sunniee:
The crop is awkward, but that makes me like it more, it adds tension to the shot...gives it a certain "feel" that I'm not sure how to explain.... nice job on the post processing....

A Portrait Of A Portraitist
by Krisby

Comment by Canadian_eh:
Really great idea! Wish you could have had more of an easil type set up to get more of an artsy feeling ( easil- did i spell that right?) Anyway, Something that we could see your great work, and face! From what i see, You would have looked great in a simple full face portrait, and with advanced editing, you could have gone any way with it. Nice job tho

At The Fishermans Capen
by Krisby

Comment by ArpeggioAngel:
I really like the muted tones used for this photo. I think it looks much better than if it had been done "bright". I do agree with previous comments though that the crop seems a little awkward.