Silhouette of a photographer
by apaun

Comment:
I think this is cool, I've always wanted to try some light tricks like this.

Me
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Okay, as far as these clothes shots are concerned, I'm not a big fan of any of them. I think that there is more to you than the jeans and t-shirt you favor, and I think that if you photographed something else it might portray more personality. Even if you just took one element of this photo and focused on the technicals, I think this would portray personality better. Just a sandal with great lighting on a beach or a sidewalk, just travel books, just the camera... there are so many elements with potential here and by trying to cram them all in to one shot I think the connection between your personality and the viewer is lost.

Different Person Every Day
by JulietNN

Comment:
So, if I got this right, you turn from a knife-throwing magician to an 8-year-old to a time traveller to a watch salesman to a lady? There's a lot going on in this pic and I don't think it all goes together very sensibly. Maybe that's your point?

Will You Still Be My Friend?
by karmat

Comment:
Super simplicity. I'm not sure that I get the title, but I love the colors: the red contrasted with the creamy strings of lighter bits. I think it's from compression, but the background seems a little blotchy on my monitor.

Me and My Sister portrait
by bubbagirl

Comment:
What a couple of cuties. I love when their eyes are like that: one light and one dark. I think a shallower DOF would make this pop a bit more. When taking pics of dogs/animals I've heard that it's good to get down on their eye level rather than take pics from above them.

Multifaceted
by StingersSwarm

Comment:
I've never seen one of these in person - it's like a locket but with room for more pictures, right? I think that's really neat. I think the really shallow focus and lots of blur works well in this pic to make it feel more aged.

The Late Bloomer
by Blue Moon

Comment:
Great spring colors but I almost feel that the background is too busy and distracts from the star of the show.

Thru the lens
by Rasai

Comment:
A bit grainy, but a cool idea and shot.

i confuse myself
by skewsme

Comment:
I like this, but I can't really figure out why. At first it reminded me of frog eyes, then of a pig snout. The more I look at it though the more I'm distracted by the flecks that seem like smudges of dirt or something.

Me – How I Feel at Times; Abused, Decrepit and Neglected
by rajron

Comment:
This looks very blotchy on my monitor and a little washed out.