Macol
by MsAmbrosia

Comment:
I like the simple toned down unsat. processing here. I think the photo could be more effective with a tad more sharpness. Also, the dark monotone between the grass in the forground and the grass near the water takes away from the vastness that the angle and the clouds and the open space on the left create. Consider lighting them up a bit. Cheers.

Drifting
by Transit

Comment:
Interesting take on the challenge... the colors and composition are wonderful. I imagine exposure must have been rather tough here with the different colors and reflectances of the objects, but you did a great job. Maybe lighten the shadows a bit, they take away from the sea of yellow feeling. Also, I would consider toning down the luminosity on all but the oars and the girl...she seems to blend too much into her background and the oars are already dark and moody. I would also love to have sen her face!
Do you have other shots from this series? It would be great to see them.
Cheers.

"Nessie"
by JokersSoul

Comment:
OMG!!! You saw him too! I knew I wasn't crazy.

National Geographic Afghan Girl Tribute
by MacDonald

Comment:
I think this is my favorite Afghan Girl from the challenge. Kudos.

The Balcony (Tribute to P. Ramette)
by gyaban

Comment:
So so cool. What is the structure that makes up the balcony? Wonderful treeline and color of the water is lovely.
If you try this again, consider getting the camera a little closer to the water, and tilting a bit more up. Great shot.

Virna Lisi: Esquire 1965
by Shermy

Comment:
Nice shot. A little creepy. Would be great yo have some background.

Got Milk?
by haze

Comment:
Smug.

Picassoesque
by LevT

Comment:
Splendid idea! Hope you play with this concept more; maybe choose a punchier background, or maybe layer the mirrors? I also like this outtake a bit more than the challenge photo, especially the bracelet and the nose.

Edison
by mikeee

Comment:
Nice! I love the red spots. What's the little blue thing NW of the lightbulb? What's the setup for this? I'd love to try playing with something like this in the future. Nice job.

Bright idea
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Sweet! I'm looking forward to reading how you did this!