Freedom
by Cyndane

Comment:
Oh man, I just love stuff like this, with a word on a memorial or part of a statue or engravings on a wall.

I like the crop a lot. The blue at top left is intriguing without being distracting. The only thing I could see to improve is that maybe it would look better if you shot it from a lower angle? But I'm not sure about that, and that is nitpicky anyway.

The Photographer
by LucidLotus

Comment:
I would have liked to see colors, and maybe a 3/4 angle on the person instead of strait from the back. But it's really nice overall.

Ancient Forrest
by sherpet

Comment:
Sherpet's definitely right - the portfolio is VERY worth a look!

He's up there
by staples

Comment:
Very comforting, indeed.

Mantis
by biggood53

Comment:
I love this! The colors are great.

wonder
by margiemu

Comment:
The expression on the face is very fitting for the title. Would probably look better with the focus more on the eyes instead of the nose.

The face is so round - adorable, but maybe not the best for a square crop? It just seems like the round isn't balanced inside the square. I'd be interested to see what a square crop that was much tighter - just under the lips and near the eye on the right - would look like. Although I have a feeling that would be a bit off as well.

Aphrodite
by ragamuffingirl

Comment:
This would probably have done great in a challenge that was geared towards old fashoned images.

edit: Don't know if that sounded like a compliment, but it was supposed to be - I had added this to my favorites. I think it's very beautiful.

Message edited by author 2006-03-16 09:59:13.

Curious
by MadMan2k

Comment:
A tighter crop would probably have made this more interesting. I like the background because the colors and "short lines" feeling matches the coloring of the cat, but as others have noted, the background is a bit overpowering.

Lunch at Nell's
by Photiques

Comment:
Love the model's expression.

Twist of colour
by bluenova

Comment:
I like photos that are a bit more abstract, like yours. Great job taking an ordinary object (I am assuming napkin or papertowel) and making it look like art.