Sign of theTimes?
by robinssong

Comment:
i love the use of grain in this image - especially in the sky - it really adds an almost three dimensional look around the posts

Golden Grain
by Greetmir

Comment:
I must be honest with you, I really don't like this image. The subject does not interest me and the grain/ noise seems to detract more than add to this image.

One is Just Never Enough
by ScubaSteve13

Comment:
The extent of the grain is far more than I like, especially for the subject matter.

More Toys - Less Oxygen
by Greetmir

Comment:
Interesting editorial comment. I like that there are no kinds in the park - adds to the message.

Maxime
by Eduard

Comment:
Eduard
I really needed to look hard for the connection of the lipstick to the item below her hand. I almost wonder if the object needs to be a little brighter so that the connection between the two spotted objects make sense.

Beautiful capture of the model - the lighting on her hair is great and the sharpness of the focus on her face pulls us in.

Self Portrait Edited
by TCGuru

Comment:
Really nice crop on this image - I liked the original, but this really brings our attention to those great eyes.

Day 2 edited: farm land
by Shmee

Comment:
Lisa
Fabulous post processing on this image. I am so impressed with your choices - The use of HDR (manually done) and the use of vignetting to focus our attention on the line slithering along the countryside is so well done. The color choices by adding yellow to bring out some excitement and energy to the image also shines. Great Job!

Day 1 edited: the stairs
by Shmee

Comment:
wonderful processing on this image - the contrast and brightness on the model work very well. I am torn as to whether a slight rotate to make the brick wall perpendicular would help - but then maybe the model would not be aligned correctly... still I really like the PP you did on a pretty cool image.

Born 1900
by facesastheycome

Comment:
the high contrast on this really works great. I like the angle you took to photograph this handsome person.

Grainy Days
by JPR

Comment:
well composed image. i like the tones and the lighting on the man and the rocks in the foreground. 7