Passing the Time of Day
by MAK

Comment:
Nice, high contrast, but I really struggle with the selective colour. Is the jacket the subject of the photo or the person?

Lips of an Angel -Hinder (#37)
by annependleton

Comment:
Bit heavy on the retouch for the eyes, they kind of look painted in to me. Then again, I guess that nothing looks "real on this image, so maybe that's the point".

Ghost
by camerapro

Comment:
Love the pattern. Lookes a bit like a Tim Burton drawing of a face :D

Pepper
by hyperfocal

Comment:
I was expecting alot of still life images in this challenge, so to see one that really stands out is nice :)

I love the lighting and colour. My only (and it's super picky) criticism would be that there appears to be a *slight* double reflection. I've been told that using ceramic tiles is a good way to remove this, though I haven't tried it myself.

Nice work :D

Through the window of my dreams
by quiet_observation

Comment:
It's a shame that the building leans to one side for this image. If you'd have stepped one step to the left maybe, the image would have a much beter balance.

Including the moon is a novel touch.

Stuck It
by jgm5015

Comment:
Whether intentional or not, I like the white balance; the off white reminds me of a "pub atmosphere".

With a square crop I think this image could have had more impact. Possibly having only the one dart in the bulls eye too. The rearmost dart doesn't really work for me.

Did you try other angles of this shot? Ie Straight on etc...

Pattern Adornes
by Wildcard

Comment:
I really liked the idea for this shot. The composition is nice, with the hand in view. One thing I'm not so keen on is how high the contrast is. There is very little skin detail, especially on the hand, and he model is almost completely cloaked in black. With *slightly* more detail in the shadows and lower contrast, I'm sure this image would be received better.

You got a little something right about there.
by timfythetoo

Comment:
I like this. Growing Old is inevitable, Groing Up is optional :)

I like the concept here. I think the beard helps somehow, though I can't quite place why. Maybe adds to the childish mood in an ironic kind of way.

Getting a hand into the composition is a nice touch.

It's a shame you didn't crosslight as the dark hair I feel could do with some light from behind.