Falls at Tanyard Creek
by Winsome4sure

Comment:
am i missing the bulb here?

My Life Line
by docpjv

Comment:
cool angle. highlights are blow in the blob of light at the top of the frame

Garden Hose
by alexjack

Comment:
I'm not crazy about the shallow depth of field. the big foreground blur is distracting

Into the wrath of the glove
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
I like this shot, but I think you are really shoehorning it into this challenge. Were it not for your caption, I would never think "wrath" seeing this picture. I'm going to vote based on the integrity of the image, but I think this might have done better in the Heavenly Virtues challenge.

Sloth, by an expert
by ELLIPS

Comment:
I can haz cheeseburgers?

Envy
by zackdezon

Comment:
I like the idea and the expressions, but the crop bothers me. His head is too close to the top of the frame, his hand with the glass too close on the left and the feet are abruptly cut off at the ankles.

Dos Hombres
by Gelert

Comment:
I generally don't like to say DNMC but what about this picture says "2 person portrait?" Even if it did, the image of the two bottles is not composed in a very interesting manner and the background is just unattractive.

Relationship between one and oneself
by pete0121

Comment:
this a pretty losse interpretation of a 2 person portrait, but I'll give you credit for creative thinking. the image, however, doesn't really communicate your title to me. The model is occluding her face with the eye liner pencil. The closed eye and the covered face hides any emotional expression. The "real" person not in the mirror is cropped severely and all I see is a blown out neck and back of ear and swatch of hair.

Stone Age?
by ikopanas

Comment:
where is the other person?

Baltimore "Hons"
by GolferDDS

Comment:
really fun portrait! these two ladies look like they are having a blast. I like the color pink splash from the boas