maybe tomorrow will be better
by Neat

Comment:
Good portrait of a beautiful kid, Nice volumes in the background as well (a slight cropping of the clear space on the right could balance the composition I feel)
I don’t quite know what to do with your title though; did you feel your photograph was not able to convey aptly the story behind these eyes or is it some form of emotional staging ?
Is this someone you know?

Alley cat
by Jules1x

Comment:
The perfect psychopomp to lead us through the cimmerian shade

Hot Lunch
by MAK

Comment:
Looks like there will be some “Candy Crush” for desert as well. nicely composed altogether. I’m not so sure about shallow DOF for street photography. In such mundane scenes, giving more visibility to the surroundings to contextualize is a plus I think.

The Harley Pirate and his Wench
by littlemav

Comment:
Fine portrait with an contextualized background. The scull about to devour the gentleman’s hat is definite plus. And would I be sarcastic, I would title this “Love is looking in the same direction”

Beauty and the Beast
by Phocal

Comment:
What a machiavellian title to this nicely toned portrait!

Shades
by beatabg

Comment:
I once titled a picture in the same manner, didn’t I? Nice lines and good use of shading. I took the liberty to turn this image into a vertical panoramic by cropping out the fences on both sides, the top sky as well; It does strengthen the composition for me.
Also, I have this strong impression that this young women forgot to wear feet that day (?)

Eye Contact
by pointandshoot

Comment:
A delicate and witty tribute, thank you.

"The miserable have no other medicine, but only hope." ~ William Shakespeare
by Luciemac

Comment:
A very well composed, disorienting picture. The cryptic allegory could be confusing to some though. I usually can make sense out of caged Hope blocks topped with giant bed bugs...but then...it must be the jet-lag..
Fine image.

Do Not Hump
by MadMan2k

Comment:
“Do not” signs have many charms, especially when they are facetiously indecipherable like this one. By focusing closer to the subject or by blessing it with the adequate human presence, this well toned picture could surely be improved.
This location would be an excellent setting for an original engagement photo shoot...

Invisible
by NikonJeb

Comment:
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