Focus
by zayno

Comment:
This is a really great shot, with good feeling to it. The background is slightly distracting below her face, but that's okay.

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by Reuben

Comment:
I hadn't even thought about Kilroy. :)

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by Reuben

Comment:
Re: Wanting to see more of the face

That was part of my goal. I wanted the viewers to wonder "what's he thinking about, and who is he?".

Re: Cropped, or just that good at framing

Just that good. (It's just math, you know).

Re: Not cropping the glasses

Well, it wasn't cropping. If you mean you wanted more of the glasses on the right, well, I could have done that, but it wasn't in the picture to begin with and it didn't distract me enough to fix it. If you meant you wanted to see the bottoms of the glasses, then you would also have had to be looking up my nostrils.

Small Wonder
by welcher

Comment:
This was one of my 10s. I absolutely loved the competition for my eye between the OOF face and the in-focus and.

Focus
by lecalan

Comment:
I think I'd have preferred the horizontal composition, leaving some room for the horse and rider to "jump into".

High Roller
by connie

Comment:
My favorite photo. I can't wait for the HOWTO on it.

Heaven help you ifyou do 10 in a 60 zone!
by sulamk

Comment:
Nice idea, but it doesn't feel like you put much effort into the execution. I'd bet it's just a snapshot from the car, in which case I'd have to give you kudos for the composition.

Which way did you say?
by mtngoat

Comment:
Excellent idea, and I love the choice of the yellow light. Every time I look, I expect "ONLY" to be upside down, before I remember that both the sign and the photo are upside down. This is a really interesting photo to look at.

Mirror Image
by janfries

Comment:
I think the twig would have been good, except that it complemented the dip in the line of trees a bit too well.

Reflections
by Remie

Comment:
I think this was one of the better composed reflection shots. The contrast between the brightness int he sky and the dark ground is interesting, but the ground is a bit too dark for my taste. It feels like there are three distinct worlds here: The sky, the ground, and the reflection. Nice job.