Dawn - After
by just-married

Comment:
Greg, You're right, the catch lights are small. They are the reflected window and would have been luch larger if I weren't turned quite so far away from the window. Do you think enlarging the catch lights in PS is advisable? Do you have a trick for that? I have in some cases dodged them, but never in a situation where the eyes were so crisp and I thought it will show more. Is there another way to do this in pp? (Of course I agree, handling it during shooting would be best.)

matti.jpg
by Fibonacci

Comment:
I like this photo quite a bit. The conversion is terrific. It seems like you captured a solitary moment without intruding on it. The backlighting is great.

Three Hmong Dolls
by librodo

Comment:
I come back to this photo regularly. It fills my soul with happiness.

Gaudi & the Moon
by Alexys

Comment:
Wow! Just came across this tonight and it brought back a flood of memories of a trip several years ago to Barcelona. Parc Güell was my favorite part of the entire trip. Nice perspective here.

C'est Moi
by redmoon

Comment:
Alan Rickman meets Keanu Reeves.

Death is in the Winds
by chefsam

Comment:
Pierce Brosnan meets Luke Perry.

this is me [i hope]
by whiteroom

Comment:
I don't care for the processing on what otherwise appears to be a very pretty photo.

Glance
by a1leyez0nm3

Comment:
I think the DOF is too shallow for this shot. I like the framing though.

ME MYSELF & I'M WEIRD
by fotodude

Comment:
Paul McCartthy meets the best friend from The Wonder Years.

i
by Homunculus

Comment:
Wow! Would never guess this for a self-portrait. You're very natural in front of the camera. Great job framing the shot too.