Max
by Neat

Comment:
It's a little over-saturated, which makes it perfect in my book. This is a great shot.

Ginevra
by Sisto

Comment:
Beautiful portrait of a beautiful young lady. AND she has a good sense of humor.
Well done.

A Little Mad
by jomari

Comment:
I jumped when the image loaded on my screen. That made me smile..
bumping up..

oLd sOuL
by tate

Comment:
Great shot. Love the attitude. Kids have something in them that we adults slowly filter out and lose over time.

Tula the Droolah
by JakeKurdsjuk

Comment:
It may not be technically perfect (but then it may be.. who am I to judge?)
But this one grabbed me and delighted me. My dog is way too uptight to just lay there and ignore a camera.
Beautiful.

i just want you to know who i am
by photokariangel

Comment:

City of Angels - a great but tragic story.

Your portraits always seem to express a depth of personality that I don't expect from youth. I certainly didn't have it. Keep up the good work.

Bug-eyed shadow on the floor
by raish

Comment:
I'm sorry I couldn't rate this very high. Overall the shadow idea might have worked, but I think it would need to be more obvious as what it is supposed to be. Is the ball a part of the image? the bug-eye perhaps? Just not clear enough for me. My greatest concern though is how the floor is out of focus, and yet kind of busy (lines, wood grain, knots). Maybe next time try a shadow shot on a plain background, so the contrast between light and dark draws your eye first.

Spoochelangelo
by Budya

Comment:
Very creative and well done. Although I might have imagined this being the "Ansel Adams-Family" given the pose...

Of course if you are very young, or not American, you're wondering what I'm talking about.

Awakening
by Magnumphotography

Comment:
Great spook factor. B/W was the right way to go.

Along came a Spider
by essay

Comment:
Just gotta love a homeowner this dedicated to a holiday.