To end of the world
by eirasi

Comment:
difficult subject here

QWERKY Keyboard
by stevens

Comment:
Now this is very original, and not too bad on the photographic side of it as well...good job...

micropalacia
by rananculus

Comment:
I likt the irony, just not the photographic quality...

Got the shadow. Where's the subject?
by Delphi00

Comment:
very nice concept, just not well executed photgraphically, of course in my opinion...but great idea.

National Geographic
by bjallen

Comment:
Boy, this is a classic Nat'l Geographic. I love the color, I think the frame it about double what it perhaps should be - almost distracting; and just wish it could be a bit sharper. But its a great grab...

Anastasia
by nborton

Comment:
The crop is great and I really like that (w/ only one exception as subtle thing that I would like is the loweing of the shirt; she and the shot has just great soft curves the shirt breaks it up for me., the DOF is perfect - literally. The main thing I dont like is the color cast, its kinda greenish-blueish throughout.

Natalie
by kellian

Comment:
Love the hair lighting, expression and framing. Pretty darn nice.

The Girl With A Pearl Earring
by sher

Comment:
Great lighting, just a tad soft though I am sure that was the intent. In my taste the pose is not very flattering and a possible detraction. Pretty good shot . . .

Model in daffodils
by KevinRiggs

Comment:
you know to me if you just had a different background, this is a fantastic shot of her. Love the color of the her eye's to her top...but the background color is a clash to me. Oh and as I look at it more, the hat is a bit flat, seems too evenly lit. For sure its the right track to a great shot.....

-LAURA-
by Anastasia

Comment:
I think that photographically it's a sound work, but to me the angle is far too steep and that the hair in the face is a bit too excessive. I like the B/W tones and the background as well as the fall off...you know i just saved and rotated it more upright and personally I totally liked the shot better. But it is always subjective of course.