Caught in the Middle
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Heh, heh. Nice work! The boy on the right is the stongest of the three images - awesome profile. This one put a smile on my face.

Neapolitan Views
by Manic

Comment:
Love the grain and the two figures at the bottom of the center image. Whites are a little on the too strong side, but overall, this is a very pleasing entry.

Lunch Break
by fotodude

Comment:
I normally don't care for selective desaturation, but here it clearly contributes to the story. The entries I've seen so far are for the most part very good images, but this is one of the few I've seen that requires a triptych to tell its story - so it's the most fitting for the challenge in that sense.

My Backyard
by bandit

Comment:
Not only is this an awesome photo on its own, the framing is great. Nice to see something a little different.

In Threes
by shutterfly

Comment:
This is my absolute favorite so far. Granted, I've only voted on 10 images so far, but I have a feeling this is going to stay right up at the top. The symmetry is fantastic - it's clear you've put a ton of effort into this. The green leaf with the white silhouette is my favorite, with the purple top being my least favorite of all the nine (!) distinct parts. Wow.

Ears Wide Open
by xlr8tn

Comment:
Cute kid with big ears and a talent for pointing :-) Focus is a little soft, but maybe that's how you wanted it.

Bird of Prey
by Cutter

Comment:
These are very nice images, all three of them, but I do wish I understood the water better. I wonder if he was fishing or just washing up. I'll bet the center image is amazing on it's own with the full wing spread.

Never to far from dad
by bhowie

Comment:
Not so sure I like the placement of Dad's shoe - or maybe it's just his big feet :-) but I really like the color contrast of the generally muted colors with the bright red sweater and hat.

Say What?
by bhowie

Comment:
This is yet another wonderful expression you've managed to capture! Look at those perfect circle eyes and the mouth - an upside down 'W'. The crop is tight, but seems to work.

Bangladesh Lady 1
by bhowie

Comment:
These "Bangladesh Lady" shots are so rich with expression. I wonder what they're looking at, what they're thinking... Even the blurred face of the person in the background mirrors the feeling shown in the main subject.

I love your portfolio.