Red Mill
by laser

Comment:
This is a great shot, but the people fishing seem to be of interest to me and the color on the building is drawing my eye away.

Unbreakable Links
by Hipychik

Comment:
I really like the contrast between the graphic of the dark chain and the light flowery print on the dress. The images suggests many more possibilities than the title implies. It won't affect the score, but I wish I could have enjoyed the image without the title constraining my thoughts.

FREE ME
by TOY

Comment:
Excellent lighting!
The rich browns and grays combined with the shadows help set the mood while the contrast keeps things a little more dynamic.

Going to the Ball
by cloudsme

Comment:
Nicely executed portrait. Most people don't realize how challenging it can be to photograph a couple.

CRW_3488.3
by Nusbaum

Comment:
Square crop based on the excellent suggestion from Jutilda.

Message edited by author 2007-02-20 18:11:42.

Pipe Dreams
by gliphix

Comment:
wonderful shot! Lots of drama with the crashing water.
On discussion point (not a problem) would be on the crop. I like that it's wide, but I like it more with a little less on the right of the frame. It drops the surfer to 1/3rd intersection and brings focus to surfer and the crashing wave. No reduction on the comment... it really is just a conversation point.

zen
by danica22

Comment:
I'll score this pretty well because I like the concept, but I have one question about the execution. You have very nice rim/side lighting on her chest and left leg yet her face is in silhouette. I think the image would have more impact all in silhouette or all with the very nice side lighting.

All is Calm
by lauraodom

Comment:
I like the concept, but the bright white of the glove really pulls attention away from the little guy's face.

I Think I Can! I think I Can!
by Someamateur

Comment:
I like the shot, but I think you would benefit from a little more contrast. If you are using an editing application that supports curves you can control the contrast across the train engine without your highlight getting blown out. Good work and thanks for sharing.

The darkness of the knight
by p2jvr

Comment:
I really enjoy the low key treatment of the subject and how the detail in the metal work is highlighted. The one thing the bothers me a little is the out of focus object in front of the helmet (below of left of center in the frame). I keep getting distracted wondering what the blurry object is. Other than that I like that image.