a.a.r.o.n.
by xtian

Comment:
great gaze, unreal eyes with lovely light in them.

More sharp than I might typically like.

A broken nose in his past?

Kailey
by JeniY

Comment:
her big eyed look certainly grabs the attention. I'd almost like to see a bit more attention given to the pupils, just to move her gaze down slightly to not hide the iris. Seems petty I know, but the whole picture is hanging on them

The Master
by FocusPoint

Comment:
unusual light for quite a common subject

Kristina
by jasonlprice

Comment:
breaks out of the more traditional bright wedding portraits, into something more dark and brooding. Quite incongruous.

Anamorphosis
by elsapo

Comment:
interesting. I see more amphora than anamorphosis

Bonded in Poverty : Sagkahan Slum, Philippines
by hotpasta

Comment:
real intensity in their expressions

A Welcome Respite
by Ken

Comment:
pretty colours and lights.

My Secret Space
by timfythetoo

Comment:
good framing with the walls, like the colour play between the warm leaves and cool clothes

Just Me
by freakin_hilarious

Comment:
yup. just you. self-portraits are always a great thing to do, particularly rare to see a self portrait where you can actually see the photographer. braver than most.

Descent from the Cross
by De Sousa

Comment:
love the candid, sponta^H^H^H sorry - must have been a comment on an other image.

Conceptually intriguing, a modern take on such a classical subject for artists. Reminds me that most all iconography was commissioned and purposed to glorify god and how that probably isn't the case any more, in this case. Would be interested to know if that was true or not, but I suspect it is.

Great light, good execution (hmm, that should be taken the right way) and strong choreography to organise so many people at one time.

I like the near symmetry of the two firemen up the top. An excellent image.

The more I think about the probable motivations behind creating this, the more empty and devoid of emotion it feels to me. Is it done to glorify god, or meet an art school assignment. Feels more of the second and less of the first. Doesn't change the score as such, but changes the perception of value.