Rolled Up Trousers
by amber

Comment:
Simply lovely ... we've all had this happen to us.

You have been warned .......
by boomerakl

Comment:
Great use of DoF.

Susan on the Lake Shore
by Rebecca

Comment:
There's a lot that works with this - the yellow umbrella diffusing the afternoon sun, the relaxed look of the model, the composition (model looking "into" the picture) and the texture of the sand to say but a few. Also great sharpness. Very, very nice.

Boats!
by kmbr2001

Comment:
This works very well! The viewer is drawn immediately to the people, and then, because of their head position, directly to the vessels. Beautiful tonal range with just the right amount of DoF. Congrats!

The IDAHO'IN Way
by chad_ec

Comment:
Good attempt at the WOW factor worthy of comment. I like the way her pose mirrors the hill side and the left leg is bent up, although the foot is blown out in the hilites. Well balanced light without blowing out the hills. Hint with nudes: try to avoid clothing lines by having the model wear loose fitting clothing for 1/2 hour before shoot.

Algarve
by peete

Comment:
Very nice, crystal clear sharpness. The eye is simply drawn from the bottom of the image to the top. Beautifully exposed.

Defending Legends
by anthonyczaja

Comment:
Nice postcard! Straighten that horizon!

Chillin'
by idnic

Comment:
This is a great shot! Great composition, a story within and great crispness. Worth framing.

whatever you want jpj.
by fran_cine

Comment:
Nice try! This shot would have worked better if the model was further to the left (as I look at it) giving more story on the right, and keeping the viewer focused in a specific area. As is, the eyes wander from left to right around her. Again, flat lighting as a result of shooting in midday sun.

Boardwalk
by canon78

Comment:
Beautiful use of patterns. More texture could be achieved by shooting later in the day.