Film Noir Gun Girl
by magnetic9999

Comment:
hahaha, great shot! Love the expression on her face, and the softness of her features is such a great contrast to the weapon in her hand... The necklace is a bit too "big" for this shot, imo...I'd've liked to see something more simple, so as not to distract from her face and hair, which really should take center stage here. Also, the smoke like "puff" on the right looks too much like it could be post-gunshot, but then also like it could be a background flaw...regardless of all that, it's a great shot, and she's a great model! Thank you!

Sky light!
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
WOW. What a great shot! I wonder if you've considered cropping out the vast amount of negative space above, making this entirely even-steven? My eye was distracted a bit by the not-quite blackness above, I was looking for patterns in the clouds when I should've been looking strictly at the reflections in the water... also the red light in the center...a home, i'm assuming, was a tad distracting. But overall, it's really a great photo! Thanks!

The Splash of a Kiwi
by terje

Comment:
My, what details on the kiwi! This is a superb shot... love the shadows and details of the water. Only suggestion would be to do something about that slice of blue in the background... I love the golden haze of the kiwi skin. the lighting is excellent! ... very nice! Thanks!

Gasoline
by Gringo

Comment:
OH, what classic Americana! This...is...a wonderful shot! I'm really impressed with it. It's so overboard, and in such a good way! Great shadows, great color, very clever and unique! I really dig this and damn if I could vote on this challenge, it'd be waaay up there. Thanks!

Water Bearing Through Time
by labuds

Comment:
Very nice shot, good capture of the water, but maybe it'd be best in BW? Great statue, though, and a nice photo! Thanks!

Warmth
by joanns

Comment:
I'm not sure about the title on this one...nor the extraneous objects (those leaves are distracting, as is the wicker)... but SHE is divine! Lovely skin tones, great shadowing, and her expression and pose is perfect. I would've cropped the bit of skin showing in the lower right corner, but that's just me. I guess it's kinda making my eye wanna wander outside the shot ahaha...which isn't a BAD thing, no no. The first thing my eyes gravitate towards is her eyes...she's a beauty, and this is a beautiful shot. Thanks!!

Paris, Las Vegas
by Pep Ventosa

Comment:
Well good thing I love funky angles and purposefully crooked shots. This is a nice composition! I like the contrast of tree lights to big bright parisan lights. I have got to get to Vegas, jeez. I personally would've cropped the bottom more, as I've spent so much time wondering if that's a person and a car...or what...I can't quite tell...anyway, just a minor distraction. I really like this! Thanks!

Prowlin'
by karmat

Comment:
God, what a beautiful animal! Nice capture here, even with the bamboo (which at first I found annoying, now I dig it)... great sharpness in the face. Very NatGeo :)

hole 12, par 4
by willem

Comment:
I didn't know Ansel was a golfer!! That tree and sky is so superbly captured. I would love to shake Nature's hand...and yours, too, okay, sorry hahah. I'm very impressed with this...I wish I was wherever this was taken. I'm waiting, impatiently, for the snow. Thanks for a taste...tease!

Solitude
by p_johns

Comment:
What a great moment to capture...and a striking sunset (rise? heh)... at first I was confused...is that a tree, a person, is this an anthill, is that a twig ahaha, but then I just decided it's a person breathing in the day, much more satisfying for me that way. Very nice! Thanks!