In The Event Of My Demise
by arnit

Comment:
I've visited this photo a few times and I still am not clear on the message. Maybe I am not christian enough (I'm guessing that would help because of the cross)? The three photos collectively confuse me.

1st Birthday
by rll07

Comment:
hehe... what a cutie.

Kennedy Ryane, Less Than One Hour Old
by jodiecoston

Comment:
My clear favorite for the challenge. The first thing I noticed was that all three photos seemed to have dark bottom-left and top-right corners. Reminds me of photos that belong in a locket on a necklace. If I were to direct this photoshoot and do something different, it would be to show the baby's open eyes in each shot... while maintaining the other's eyes not being shown, as they look down. Great work. My only 10.

Joy, Comfort, and Love
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
nice intimate moment captured. Although I disagree with the framing style. The dark lines across the child's face is a shame. I really like the lighting on the photo... very soft and warm, even being b/w.

Oriental Breeze
by bruster54

Comment:
Middle photo is a little lost to me. But I like the subjects.

Alisha
by sherryk471

Comment:
I really like this sequence, but the photography seems lost with the filters used. The moment is lessened, to me.

At the soccer game
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Over exposed and oversaturated. hehe... just stating what everyone else is saying, no doubt. I actually like the effect. But I think I would rather the top right photo be the one in color... that's where the real action is and the real life. The other two photos are typical. I'll revisit this photo later. It's so unique it deserves several visits. (8)

Long Exposed Engagement
by Yomi

Comment:
I see the differences. But I'm a little confused as the significance as it relates to the couple.

Breaking Free
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
Very cool sequence. really like the bottom one. I'd rather not have the text however. I think it takes away from the simplicity. The inside borders seem bright for me. Maybe it's the thickness? Not sure. Good lighting and a unique subject.

Suds 'n Son
by tcherring

Comment:
Interesting composition. Are the bubbles a filter? Not sure. I like the arm stretched out... brings the eyes back to the bottom of an otherwise top heavy submission.