Nun-Outtake.jpg
by Coley

Comment:
HAHA, you have very loving if they are willing to put up with you since you've started DPC :) It's great to have models! I on the other hand take pictures of me and let me tell you, it's hard to try and time wit hthe shutter, look natural, position yourself etc.

Good work.

The one with the three of them on the bench is a classic ;)

Organic Onion
by IreneM

Comment:
Good work Irene. Very original shot! :)

Psilocibe cubensis
by labuds

Comment:
It's amazing how people never get tired of these mush shots! As usual, good work. great lighting.

Dissection
by EvanH

Comment:
HAHAHAHA! This is an obvious ribbon

Smiles
by Greetmir

Comment:
I like the all around editing except for the brick pattern that you added. In my opinion it makes the shot "cheap". As in I find it to be a cheap way of showing people that you can use photoshop. But other than that, I like the processing.

26: Billboard
by escapetooz

Comment:
hmmmm....how do you do this vigneting thing? I'n not sure I get it....or maybe I do but Im not sure I'm sure...if that makes any sense :)

Sunrays
by agmonta

Comment:
Very effective.

Your B&W photography doesn't look digital. How do you do it it? Do you add "noise" to your shots? My only B&W shots that don't look too digital are the ones of the Caucasus mountains in Georgia, taken from the plane (Georgia collection in my profile).

Monks
by agmonta

Comment:
hmm, anything original to and on my behalf?

I like the fact that it seems like there is a story to this. You could interpret this as 3 young monks following the older monk and plotting something....although that's not very monk like.

The composition is great. the contrast between the surroundings and the people in the image is great. the angle that the shot is taken in is wonderful.

Great work

Ultimate Fighting ("BAD" challenge outtake)
by TOY

Comment:
ah oui, et elle est trops belle la modele.

Ultimate Fighting ("BAD" challenge outtake)
by TOY

Comment:
la photo est bien, mais pour illustre "bad", l'autre est bien meilleure.
Le "lighting" est super dans cette photo.

T'as tu des lumieres/lampes professionelles?

Chris