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Comment by Tiny:
Good image forthe challenge.8.

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Comment by Garry:
She's stunning!

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Comment by Jon_H:
I have been looking for even the slightest reason to justify a point deduction, but i cant find one. (10) and my choice for the blue... flawless.

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Comment by yanko:
Nicely done except the tear looks artificial as if it was planted there.

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Comment by LandzEnca:
beautiful.

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Comment by SandyP:
This is very very GOOD! The best I've seen so far. Good luck!

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Comment by jomari:
Lovely portrait. The red scarf flying is just perfect.

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Comment by tanguera:
Nicely done! Lovely light! Can't tell if this is a Sofia or a Jason entry :-)

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Comment by edmeng:
Great portrait and these sad eyes are killers.

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Comment by CNovack:
Lighting is excellent. There is a palpable sense of sadness - the model is looking up at the audience. Thus I get the sense of innocence, of a child looking up at a parent - even though the model in the picture is a grown young lady I still get that emotion and I feel the clutching the teddy bear to the chest helps strengthen that mood/emotion/feel. The facial expression is one of pleading expectation - "make my hurt go away". There is just one thing that lessens the impact of the photo and that is the position of the tear. (Speaking as a mother) I have never seen a tear come from the opposite side of the eye. I have always seen the tears come flowing from the eye duct near the bridge of the nose and leak down in a path between nose and the cheek. Or if the tears have build up from the eye duct they can sometimes overflow from the middle of the eye but I don't see any build-up of tears in the eye of the model. The position reads wrong and because it does it tends to contradict/lessen all the other visual clues of hurt & sadness.