Plastic
by jodiecoston

Comment:
To bad it's expired! Good work - I think this extreme overexpuser adds to the picture. 9.

Body for sale
by kinks

Comment:
I'm not sure I'd have made the connection without the title - but that actually goes for most of the entries for this challenge. This is also one of quite many entries that indicates that people have learned from the soft-focus challenge... On the photo itself - this line of shadow across the back bothers me a bit, a small light or a reflector on the right side of the camera might have softened this effect. 8.

In the corner
by kinks

Comment:
Excellent composition and the desaturation works well. The background works well and I like the overexposure. The only problem I have is that "alone" isn't quite the word that jumps to mind. Rather something like depression or... well, don't know really but not "alone"... 8.

He never came!
by kiwiness

Comment:
Technically a very good portrait. I find the set-up a bit "too-much" to express this otherwise very good idea. Her facial expression and body language is almost enough, perhaps with few tears on the cheek. This heavy make-up is just over the edge. Also I find it a bit tightly cropped on the left - I'd have like to see the shoulder. But this is nitpicking - great picture! 9.

Metal To Metal
by wayne9232

Comment:
Excellent shot and my only 10 this week (at least so far). However, I think you should lose the border but this seems to be trend those days - a matter of taste I guess.

Work at 97 knots: 1943 Fairey Swordfish torpedo bomber
by SharQ

Comment:
Is this a model plane? Regardless, well done!

Fishermen
by photogoo

Comment:
Interesting subject but the fishermen kind of get lost in the background. Still, I would not have cropped it otherwise. Somehow it's just to busy to get interesting...

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
by Alecia

Comment:
Well... the photo isn't so special but what a subject! Where do you find a model like this? To make the photo better, a large diffuser would have elminated the overexposure on her right shoulder and a powerful fill-in flash or a reflector would have improved the overall lighting. On the other hand - who cares about technicalities with a model like this? Sure this is original?

The Hunger
by Tarbini

Comment:
How the hell did you do this? Looks great.

Pool of Glass
by finnur

Comment:
Bright idea! Question of a tighter crop and skip the sky altogether - make the illusion perfect.