tiger_zoo_0134.jpg
by crabappl3

Comment:
Wow! Great shot!

Inside out
by Louison

Comment:
Excellent shot. I also like the lighting here.

He's my dad!
by Louison

Comment:
I recognize your models from a few challenges back. I think Luc would make an interesting subject for solo prtraits as well, if he'd model.

Nice work here. You lit the background very well.

MichaelRobyn03.jpg
by shavenwalrus

Comment:
I like this. Very tender. :) Enjoy him!

seetheworld.jpg
by lewiss

Comment:
Wow! I'm not one to toss out the trite "I feel old" comments, but I am moved by the fact that recruits in this image are mere children. The title poignantly guides my thoughts along those lines as well.

Sunday Morning
by DJLuba

Comment:
Quite lovely. If she was mine, I'd have it printed on canvas and hung.

another try, with glasses
by postoakinversion

Comment:
I wish I knew the same. You did a pretty good job here. At least the reflections don't obscure the eyes. Perhaps you should start a thread in the forums asking for tips. It's actually on my list of threads to start as I have time to practice more. Good luck to you.

So Happy
by La-Luna

Comment:
She's gorgeous, and I love her name. You've captured such a lovely natural moment. Well done.

Crumbled Dreams II
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
Congratulations! Very nice shot. I love old abandoned buildings. Great job bringing out the textures and tones of this old place!

The Blue Door
by rscorp

Comment:
I like a lot about this photo; the environment, the framing, the arresting look of the girl. The light coming from above, however, is darkening the natural shadows under her eyes in an unflattering way. Looks like natural light, and if it is then it's a bit harder to control (wink). It's hard to tell if she's modeling for you or if you saw her and decided to take her photo (the difficulty determining I find to be a very good thing), but if she's posing, perhaps you could alleviate the shadows by having her lift her chin a bit. Very nice work here.