Muse
by MAK

Comment:
Hey MAK, I had this as one of my top 5. It has a really nice feel to it with the colours, composition and the expression/pose of the subject. I'm shocked to see it down in 85th place as I thought it was def top 10 entry. Great work.

IMG_0058A.jpg
by dwterry

Comment:
This is a stunning Bridal portrait! Great work

Free
by LalliSig

Comment:
great lighting, composition, and DOF. Very clean and professional shot

Marie
by dsa157

Comment:
fantastic portrait, nice use of wide angle for emphasis on the face. Nicely lit and a wonderful expression, really seems to catch her personality

Perspective of INFLATION (...abdominal)
by redpanda

Comment:
haha, great angle! nice composition as well

D~R~E~A~M
by sudhi

Comment:
This looked great from the thumbnail but the large version seems a little over saturated and pehaps over sharpened? For such soft beautiful scenes of nature it's a little harsh if that makes sense?

Reels in Wonderland
by Structor

Comment:
This has some nice elements to it in terms or colour and composition but it feels very muddy and lacks contrast and saturation

Success Breeds Envy
by KirkMcGirt

Comment:
very cool! I thought it was some photoshop trickery to get the painting look as well so it's good to see the setup! Great eye for composition on this one for a very cool graphic shot.

Michelle
by Hipychik

Comment:
Great shot Terry, I really liked your mask entry as well. Michelle makes for a very interesting model and you've got some good poses/setups from it. I particularly like the shallow depth of field from this shot as well as the crop and expression. A very productive shoot I would say!

Woodshed Homicide
by littlegett

Comment:
Really good use of the numbers by the clues, it draws me into the shot a little more. I like the tone mapping in the shed it brings out a lot of detail in the wood. My only critisism of this is that it's very weighted on the right with little interest on the left. I really like the window in the shot so the framing is good, but I would have just prefered something on the left in the setup that makes that part of the frame more interesting. Top 5 for me anyway