Everwinter
by dw_photo

Comment:
This is a very nice picture, but as I look at the dull, grey winter day outside, I find it hard to think of "Everwinter" as a fantasy I'd want to have come true! Oh, well! Thank goodness we all have different fantasies!

Skating in the Snow
by rlinn3

Comment:
This is a very little thing, but I would have fixed the run in her tights. It's distracting.

Shall We Dance ...
by scuzza

Comment:
Wonderful, but perhaps just a tad oversharpened. I can see a trace of white haloes around the birds.

El Chaman
by ramevi

Comment:
Very nice portrait. The face is very good--nice catchlights and expression, lots of detail, and good lighting. However, there seems to me to be too much negative space at the top of the frame. You might want to crop down to about 3/4" above the model's head. Also, there are some hotspots on the white shirt that you might want to tone down a little.

Untitled
by nikuser

Comment:
This is a really good portrait. The pose and the expression are flattering and look natural and relaxed, the skin tones are perfect, and the red accents add appeal. The only problem is the light areas (the large one behind the model's head and the smaller ones elsewhere in the background). They definitely draw the eye away from the model. That's a real pity, because with a less obtrusive background, this portrait would be really excellent.

escape
by ralph

Comment:
Very nicely done.

Home on the Range
by LKRowell

Comment:
This is basically a pleasing image, but the cyan colour cast detracts from it. Have you tried removing the colour cast using levels, or colour balance or selective colour (PS CS2) or their equivalents in another piece of software? It should be relatively easy to do, and your image be much improved--in my opinion, anyway.

Fire in the Sky
by vultuk

Comment:
Lovely colours in the sky but too much unrelieved black in the foreground.

1642 - English Civil War
by Falc

Comment:
Great colours and lighting.

Golden Morning
by cools98

Comment:
This is a beautiful image! I wish the horizon line weren't so close to the horizontal centre of the image, but even with it where it is, the image is very impressive.