Hollywood Star
by MarioPierre

Comment:
Wonderful. The only thing I would change is to frame this in a 3:4 or a 4:5 format rather than a 2:3 format. It appears tall and thin for a portrait and there is more of her to see that is not shown.

Ida
by wejna

Comment:
Very good technicals on this. The model appears to be on guard here. Perhaps she is an introvert which if that is so, then you captured her personality well. However some emotion would help the viewer build a connection to the image.

mum
by H-G

Comment:
A luvely mum! The background really makes me dizzy here. I think the saturated colors and contrast in the background draws me right past the subject, who appears to have less contrast and is more neutral in color. Perhaps centering the subject would have caused the background to frame the subject leading to a better composition.

My Cinco de Mayo Pup
by elizadeb

Comment:
Fun shot! The internet loves dogs!!! I think a flash was used here which was a little powerful and blew out some of the highlights on the front of the dog.

when there's nowhere to go
by jmritz

Comment:
I am not recognizing any selective desaturation here, unless somehow it is the t-shirt??

elk near town
by Kathyc

Comment:
What a great find! I would suggest getting closer with a longer lens to get more detail. Also it seems some of the grass remained saturated around the elk, which suggests your layer masking needs some refinement.

Communion
by mlu

Comment:
A good chosen scene. Not sure if all the cups were the same color but if they were, they should all have been left colored. Other improvements would be to darken the shadows and to use a wider aperture or selectively blur the background in PP.

Back to Basics
by RKT

Comment:
Great angle and the selective desat really adds punch to this Red Rod! This is my choice for blue!

Behind Blue Eyes
by the_rkp

Comment:
Great light. The screen is a nice touch. Cats love them!

Not homeless any more
by Darkpixel

Comment:
Cuteness factor is way high! Puppy love!!!