Happy
by hvellur

Comment:
As soon as it came up on screen I thought it was ever so slightly motion blurred. Now in studying it I can see that his eyes are sharp, his headwear is relatively sharp, but perhaps the pattern is tricking my eye- it can't seem to settle on the image. Great capture though.

Little John
by Firstrich1

Comment:
This should be an ad, or a greeting card, or something. Really cute. Great capture. Nothing to suggest, it's excellent!

Oblivion
by Joe_Cool

Comment:
I've taken a lot of shots like this one but didn't do anything with them because I realized that there was nothing to draw the viewer into the scene- just as this group was closed off to you when you shot it, they're also closed off to us.

Waiting
by joaquin

Comment:
I just calibrated my monitor last night- your background has some consistency issues, particularly around the back of her head and down her back. The position of the model feels somewhat uncomfortable, and my eye keeps going to the bottom of her shoe and her pantyline- very distracting. Great subject, perhaps another image from the shoot might have been stronger.

Rain
by MAK

Comment:
I think you'll get hammered for the processing in this shot- it is quite a bit overdone. That may have been the effect you were going for but I don't think it works in favor of this lovely subject- this would have been a wonderful portrait without the processing.

my brother you're mad
by whiteroom

Comment:
Beautiful shot. 9.

A Portrait of An Artist
by librodo

Comment:
Stunning, of course. Thanks Manny. 10

AKHA M O R N I N G
by librodo

Comment:
The light, color and personality here are fantastic. Excellent work, I hope to one day be half the portraitist that you are.

Faraglioni
by Chiqui

Comment:
Nice perspective and composition- looks like some more detail could be brought out on the cliffs.

moment to think
by unholycommunion

Comment:
Looks strangely posed, but as if it's not supposed to look posed. Nice composition.