Forbidden Pleasures
by Tobi

Comment by ndistress:
Where to begin...
What does this have to do with Absolut? The model looks incredible awkward holding the bottle in that position. The combination of lighting and this crop, she also comes across headless (sans the random arm fragment) as well as having 'amputated' feet. And as far as the title- I'm not feeling pleasure with this image. I'm feeling like this is a rejected CPS advertisement. *cringes*

Forbidden Pleasures
by Tobi

Comment by blindjustice:
I love nude shots, but I just am not digging the protruding belly as the center of focus. I like the concept. but its just not flattering. It just doesn't work.

Forbidden Pleasures
by Tobi

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Looking forward to seeing the comments on this one!

Orange City
by Tobi

Comment by leonedavis:
awesome view! im sure im not the first to mention investing in a lens hood haha

Orange City
by Tobi

Comment by tanguera:
Strange and compelling. I'm guessing this was taken from behind a glass, which had the light beams on it? They could easily have spoiled the image, but instead, become an enigmatic and powerful element in it. Are aliens targeting a landing spot? Has Hollywood out-Hollywooded itself in lighting effects? Love this.

A mouth full
by Tobi

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Unique perspective - makes the squirrel's nose look rather large - or maybe it is abnormally large or maybe it's a mutant-bore-squirrel that escaped from some genetic lab.

Mother Nature
by Tobi

Comment by dam8202:
Im not sure if you were going for the reflection on the water, but a polarizing filter would have cut the glare down a bit. Nice photo.

Mother Nature
by Tobi

Comment by michelaudette:
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A mouth full
by Tobi

Comment by MaryO:
Cute perspective; nice to see a squirrel NOT in the process of raiding a bird feeder ;-)

Mother Nature
by Tobi

Comment by wyverndragon:
I feel this has a little too much foreground, it grabs the attention and says "hey I'm important" and takes away from the beautiful stuff behind it. I think personally I'd crop it to a 16x9 frame, and see if I could crop away all parts of the bush and tree up front.