Jess.jpg
by workhouse

Comment:
Pretty girl. Nice contrast in texture, beautifully soft skin and unrelenting brick. I think the colors work well together as well. Very nice artistic implied nude.

Week 23 - Under a Bridge
by shalrath

Comment:
I agree 100%: Stunning model and great shot. I experimented by turning the saturation down about 50 or 60 and I liked the way it softened the photo. Some might like, some might not. In any case, it gets a 9+ in my book.

moth.jpg
by stevebk

Comment:
Hahahaha.... I love this. Exquisitely shot and in a perfect folio. It is a wonderful portrait. :-)

by LevT

Comment:
Excellent shot. I don't know if you had intended it to be a statement about smoking, but putting the cigarette in the "sweet spot" along with the lighting makes me think about the power of tobacco. If this was your intention, perhaps making the depth of field shallower would emphasize how tobacco puts forces a smoker into the background. Sorry... I do go on and on.

This is a very powerful shot.

_DSC3762 claudia profile 800.jpg
by pawdrix

Comment:
Absolutely beautiful.

_DSC4140 window glance blue 800.jpg
by pawdrix

Comment:
Beautiful... lovely model, graceful pose... wonderful light.. all in all, Excellent!!!!

IMG_1628 BG Removal.jpg
by Rooster

Comment:
Gorgeous model, wonderful costume, and very nice pose. I think you should move her a bit further from the background to soften the shadow. People also tell me that an eye should either be all in or all out. I don't have a feel for that particular issue, but I thought I would mention it.

Great concept. I think you should give it another try. This should be a 10, but you should watch the small things.

Kari
by LVicari

Comment:
... and beautiful skin.

wondering
by Maggye

Comment:
I like this shot. It looks candid and in such cases you take what you get. I like her "perplexed" expression. Great depth of field. Her cheeks did blow out a bit, but it would spoil the moment to go up and mop her brow. ;-)

Beehive
by Rino63

Comment:
Great shot, but I feel it describes the city, not the suburbs.