bianca32a.jpg
by librodo

Comment:
Gorgeous - very grungy and delightful;)

"Something"
by bucket

Comment:
This is a gorgeous black and white!!Lovely tones.!10

You Won't See Me
by scalvert

Comment:
Amazing!

Mature-Woman Magazine
by Jutilda

Comment:
OMG! Do you do comedy for a living?!!!!! I tell you what Judy, I would not only buy this, I would love to help put it together...There are so many serious boring women's mags out there, a tongue in cheek one would be a breath of fresh air..All those in favour say 'AYE!'

Message edited by author 2006-06-03 07:15:24.

Do I Still Get My License?
by amber

Comment:
Well thank god that's over! I went out with my 70 - 300 lens and nearly had to move back towards Malaysia to fit this much of it into the frame...never again!

As for ' this would have been good if it were real' - er...there would be a lot of dead people if it were real.

Thanks everyone for taking the time to comment -it's really appreciated;)

Unforgettable
by Dax-

Comment:
This is so nice, I could eat it;)

Innocence Lost
by TrynityRose

Comment:
Wonderful!

Mothers Day Flower
by red_gecko

Comment:
Hi from the Critique Club!

When I first opened up this image I felt a wave of calmness flow through my body (not an easy task at the best of times)

I love the dramatic, solid black background. It's perfect for showing off the wonderful colours and simplicity of the single flower.

The lighting has perfectly captured the translucent quality of the flower. and I love those highlights down the left-hand side.

There's an incredibly gorgeous movement of colour down the flower; the purple gives way to the violet, which gives way to the pink. And the greens morph gently and seamlessly into darker shades until it looks like the stem will fade back into that solid black at the bottom of the image.

I love the huge negative space, it emphasizes the beauty of the flower even more.

The focus has allowed those lovely details to appear.

A beautiful, simple image!

Historic home healthcare
by Claya

Comment:
Hi from the Critique Club!

This is a really interesting collection of health related items. I particularly like the old bottles and the first aid kit.

Compositionally the image is quite flat; as one or two of the voters suggested, an arrangement that gives depth from front to back may have created a more powerful image. Also the placing of the bottles in one half of the image and the books in the other, has created a division in the photograph, where each half competes for attention, rather than being a unified whole.

You have chosen items that complement each other as far as colour goes, which is pleasing on the eye. But I do find the red border a little distracting - with so much to look at in the image, the last thing you need is a border that competes for attention.

You have used the window light and reflector well, getting some nice highlights on the bottles. Had the right-hand side been a little darker so that the bottles stood out more, you may have created a more dramatic image, but the evenness of light across the picture makes it a tiny bit flat as far as contrasting light is concerned.

A really interesting and unusual still life.

White heat
by KHolt

Comment:
Fantastic capture!