"Free as a Bird"
by cheekymunky

Comment:
There's a suspicion provoked here - partly because of the nature of DPC - that it's highly unlikely that this bird is free. I'm not sure there isn't a certain sense of despair imparted by that face, anyway, which makes for an intriguing debate about real or imagined expressions in animals. Perhaps, a real expression of freedom would entail the inclusion of some kind of environment for the creature?

Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter (Here Comes The Sun)
by gaurawa

Comment:
A fine landscape.

I'll Pray and Pray More Each Day (Mr. Moonlight)
by DeniseBernadette

Comment:
The luminosity/glow effect thing works very well for the sunlit grass, and perhaps for the sky between the leaves of the trees, but it seems to have had an odd effect on the pointing of that paving too. That light, and the sky visible, do not seem to belong to the same world, to my eye.

"Mother Mary comes to me," song - "Let it Be"
by twm122

Comment:
Nice portrait, if only you'd kept those highlights more under control. I get more of a sense of detail around her arm than her face, which is a shame also.

Please Please Me
by gotrond

Comment:
Whoa, strange electric baby. Kind of fun shot, though i think i would personally have been unhappy with that half-cropped eye. Knockout light though.

Eleanor Rigby - Waits at the Window Wearing a Face that She Keeps in a Jar by the Door
by Aeroglyphics

Comment:
So many Eleanor lines here ... I can't decide about this - pretentious, or quite sweet?

"Day Tripper"
by red_gecko

Comment:
Certainly gives me that feeling. Thanks for making me smile.

"Something"
by bucket

Comment:
Like this - her odrinary non-ordinariness is intriguing. Theres's a mystery to that bag, too.

Help !
by ivanamatic

Comment:
Made me smile, so points to you. It's the position of his/her arms that does it - clever photography. Perhaps a touch fierce on the sharpening, but who cares that much? (well, the technical obsessives might ...)

Mother Nature's Son
by elemess

Comment:
Nature? Don't see that at all - I see a child of chemically enhanced toys, clothes printing and fabrics. Nice family portrait though - has character.