Thrill
by Dax-

Comment:
Excellent...I really wish I could see more details at the end of that feather though... I love those colours.

freedom is beauty
by DanSig

Comment:
"Freedom is beauty"? really?

Isn't freedom one of those words that stands on it's own? seems like a bit of a stretch to me! nevermind, just thinking out loud...anyway, neat photo!

Southern Sunset
by shabbychic

Comment:
Man, this is such a cliche but it gets me every time. As with spoken cliches, the effect shouldn't be negated because of the familiarity. I like this photo.

Where to look?
by zerodean

Comment:
That doesn't say beauty to me, personally...in a weird way, almost the opposite. Sort of like showing a picture of McDonald's for "fine dining"...I don't mean that as a derogatory comment to the model (or the photographer), as she could be beautiful. I just mean that this photo looks like the cheap, shallow counterpart to 'beauty'.

Technically, the photo seems good.

Daisy
by LadeeM

Comment:
Neat and kind of psychadelic looking. I wish you would have cropped out the blue 'blotch' in the bottom right (or perhaps burned it out). Neat lighting, though.

In the Eyes of Each Other
by Chinabun

Comment:
They look like a cute couple in a cute setting, but it seems a bit voyeuristic from behind...would have been nice to see their faces. Also, the moment seems just a tiny bit stale, perhaps waiting a few more minutes would have captured you some better frames?

Purge
by ladyhawk22

Comment:
Neat lighting...seems a bit soft...

The Making of Beauty
by idnic

Comment:
Neat idea

A cliche in yellow
by Wobble

Comment:
A close up of a flower needs to really be striking to make an impact with me (and some do) but this one doesn't quite do it. It's usually the lines and lighting that do it for me in a successful version of this shot and both don't hit me this time. The shadows are distracting and the lines don't flow well.

Sabrina at the Window
by lagavulin

Comment:
I can't really see the beauty as much as I'd like to...she has a well toned body but the face is where the beauty is (specifically the eyes, which I just can't quite see). It's a neat idea, with the light pouring in from behind the curtain but it looks a bit too posed and unnatural for me.