3 - Placid
by odriew

Comment:
I like this a lot, but would crop off the left hand side so that the wire starts and ends in the corners of the image. Again, the softness works for your subject. I love the colors.

4 - Retro
by odriew

Comment:
This definitely has an old time feel to it because of the muted colors. I like the soft focus too. Looks like a beautiful place to visit.

Hume Highway Light Trails
by jomari

Comment:
You managed to gt a great shot of these light trails. I never seem to:(
Good decision to crop, brighten etc. I like the series of small circles on the left coupled with the swooping lines towards the right.

Beautiful Little Girl
by vlado

Comment:
May we get to see much more of her in the future.

U r s u l a
by njsabs

Comment:
A favorite, for sure. I love, love, love this. The freckles, the way her hair blows slightly and your dof. Congratulations on a superb portrait!

Week 5
by jdannels

Comment:
For some reason, you remind me of Edward Norton in the movie American X. It's a disturbing movie, and somehow you've managed to slightly unsettle me here too, but in a good way. Congratulations on some impressive lighting.

Seed pod
by sulamk

Comment:
How interesting and delightful. It reminds me of a potato stamp.

Week 05
by Ken

Comment:
I love the way you framed her and her moody little pout.

As a beginner, may I ask how/why you duplicate the layer in screen and then in multiply and fade? Please feel free to PM me as I am trying to learn as much as possible and I really like your b & w portraits. I would like to get better pictures of my twin sons. Thanks.

Poppy
by Melethia

Comment:
This looks like you painted it. Thank you for including your basic steps. I want to try that now.

Hilla Killa
by ti_evom

Comment:
I really love the way the graffiti is so colorful in contrast with the ground, pillar, and roof. You did an excellent job on a self-portrait, even in the weather and with nosy cops.