Birds Eye View
by tfarrell23

Comment:
it's a beautiful location, but the tilted horizon is very distracting.

Rose
by JeniY

Comment:
Excellent. I love the metalic tones. I'd definitely like to see more work featuring this model.

Harvest ( Son )
by sallyjo1

Comment:
a very classic shot that brings to mind the unaltered, honest works of P.H. Emerson. I for one appreciate your approach here. I suspect though that you've received a number of comments concerning bumping up contrast. DPC likes high contrast b+w, but that doesn't mean that this isn't a fantastic shot.

The Odd Pair
by xXxscarletxXx

Comment:
you will get nicked by many voters for the noise...but I think it works wonderfully here.

Serenity
by LalliSig

Comment:
dang, so close. a fantastic image Larus, as always. grats on the top-5!

Eve Seeks a Recipe for an Organic Vegan Apple Pie and Considers Thai Takeout
by Rebecca

Comment:
excellent shot Becky. love your PP work.

Alone in the Attic
by EvanH

Comment:
shame it's too small, because it looks like an interesting shot and unique shot. it's always a good idea to utilize the full 640px allowed.

Have Broom, Will Travel
by alanfreed

Comment:
I'm nearly through with voting, and quite frankly I am really tired of kid shots. However, this is a very well captured portrait...clean and crisp. Although I will say that, even though she's dressed as a witch, I would have prefered it without the broom.

I won't hold it against you that she's a kid :)

Taylor
by Paige

Comment:
tighter crop next time. utilize either the door or the wall, but using both creates a cluttered and distracting background. the graffiti on the wall begs for a grunge treatment here, which in itself wouldn't have worked due to her wardrobe. the gold of the jacket and the red of the wall do not work well together...b+w might have been able to resolve that problem. lighting is flat...just a bit of light on her face will make a huge difference.

none of that means it's a poor shot...this locale and certainly this model have potential.

untitled
by Dan_Cottle

Comment:
why the pose? sorry, but he is quite unpleasant in his arrogance.

technically very well done, however.