Sarah
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Pretty face on a sweet model. It's good that you used fill lighting, a reflector (I'll guess) and I'm quite sure she's holding the reflector, too. The lighting on the chin & the nose are beginning to be too bright. IMHO you would have been better served to have the reflector higher than the face & slightly to the right of the camera. As it is...low-angle fill could cause the "dracula effect" (ala Bela Lugosi) if it was much stronger. Just a tip from someone who always seems to learn the "hard way."

The Abandoned Window
by squidvicious

Comment:
Nice tryptic! Nice Thirds! Nice! :)
Of course, I couldn't help noticing that the tower attracts the eye & the window serves as framing enhancements to the tower. I am sure many will notice and it could pull down your score. At any rate much success to you! :)

No Fear
by ltlmschrisss

Comment:
Fighting Cat - Fighting Fish! Now,...if we just had some common ground...
Great opposing thirds! Great Idea! Just Great!

Nod
by violinist123

Comment:
Brilliant Idea!

And From The Light Came
by JOHNBOY1970

Comment:
Fascinating! Clear! Eye-to-Eye! That's a great gift you have there, My Friend!

Bright Idea
by 777STAN

Comment:
Well, This one was an experience! Don't feel bad if you don't get the idea. That's because this photo never became as clear in my mind as the rest of my photos did.
The best I can offer is that "Bright Idea" is actually comic irony. I had hoped to portray the concept that as the Day of the Candle began to fade, the Day of the Lightbulb began to "turn on," but right about that moment someone had a "brain hiccup" and tried to improve on Edison's idea by putting a lightbulb on a candlestick.
That didn't work so he started to scratch his head...

Technically, I used an old school desk with photo backdrop cloth draped over it. On the "seat" of the desk I placed a styrofoam packing crate stood on its end. That became the pedestal for the "burning" candle. Apparently, the Zoom Radial blur filter got me DQed because I was trying to convey the idea of zooming forward in Time! Oh, Well! :)

I Fly
by Tej

Comment:
Confident Toddler ;)

life aquatic
by Skip

Comment:
face rubber

Like A Pearl
by abhra

Comment:
One of the amazing mysteries in the ART of the Creator! Great capture!

Butterfly
by jpannu

Comment:
Sweet nature shot!
However, technically, the subject of a challenge is usually better served in points by being in focus. Butterfly in focus instead of leaf = 8. As is=4. SAT (Sorry, about that!) :(