Puberty
by Philos

Comment:
Although adolescents can certainly be moody, I don't believe that 'puberty' qualifies as a mood. A catchlight would have improved this image. As it is I can barely see a difference between his iris and his pupil.

Overwhelmed
by scrum8

Comment:
This looks more like 'annoyed' than 'overwhelmed' to me.

Hymn To Joy
by Drake

Comment:
The 'if George Lucas did stained glass windows' perspective doesn't really work for me. Because of the angle, most of the detail from the windows are so foreshortened that the figures are hard to make out. If you had softened the focus to make this look more abstract I think that I would have liked it better. Shooting something in the foreground (a praying nun, statue, crucifix, etc.) and letting the windows serve as the pallet for the resultant bokeh might have worked even better, as you'd both have a clear subject and still make good use of the colored glass.

Delight
by Zoomdak

Comment:
This is a nice photograph, but I fail to see how it conveys a specific mood.

The sadness of a carnival worker
by drake217

Comment:
I would liked to have seen more of his eyes.

Makes my mouth water
by peterish

Comment:
Even if I considered hunger/desire for food to be a mood, this is still a stretch. The composition would have been stronger without the sink, coffee mug and whatever that brown thing in the bottom corner is.

Happiness is a Home Run!
by L1

Comment:
I'm not usually too opinionated about borders, but I find this one very distracting because both the frosted edge and the red box occlude the subject matter.

Happiness is snuggling with your best friend
by Galimages

Comment:
The poses complement one another, but somehow this still feels too much like a snapshot to me.

Glee
by love

Comment:
The dark color of the lipstick and the conversion to B&W highlight your model's mouth, which doesn't seem to be her strongest attribute. The brim of her hat is pulled down too far for my tastes; I'd like to get a better view of her eyes. The catchlight does help to make her eyes stand out better.

Solitude
by Ozzie

Comment:
Since this challenge used advanced editing rules, I probably would have cloned out the branch that's sticking out of the water just right of center. I like the image, but I'd describe the mood as "calm". Solitude, in my mind, implies that some animal or person should be here enjoying the calm.