The Brief Case
by fotofan

Comment:
While I like the processing and the expression on her face, I don't care for the centered composition.

abstract in brown
by sunita

Comment:
I like the composition and the contrast between the subject and the white background. This is nicely lit as well. Some of the tips are slightly OOF on one side or the other but I don't think it actually detracts from the overall image significantly.

VanCity
by atsxus

Comment:
That is a very bright street. I thought at first glance that it was a bit too much, but as I look at this longer, I find that I like it a lot. So much so, that I might suggest cropping out everything in the photo below the bright streak, making it a photo about the wider city rather than individual cars or streets. Either way, this is a nice image with a lot of detail that needs to be studied to be properly appreciated.

When
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
Not sure I get the title, but this is a very nice portrait. I like the clarity and color in the one eye that is completely visible (maybe a bit of fill light for the other one?)

Hong Kong
by Rodert

Comment:
It's a little dark, but with the sharpness and clarity you have captured here, it gives the entire image sort of a high-tech brooding look. If that makes no sense, let's just go with 'I like the mood this image sets.' :)

Fuzzy McGee
by cujee

Comment:
I like it. I kinda wish his eyes were open, but at the same time the squinty look has a lot going for it. (In fact, it reminds me of someone I worked with once! :)

Wake Up Call
by rinac

Comment:
This is very sharp and detailed. The colors throughout really pop without being over saturated. I like it!

Great (Spangled Fritillary) Greeting
by MaryO

Comment:
Sweet! I like that you can see the little beads of water on his left antenna. The colors are vibrant and the image is well composed.

Piercing
by LadyK

Comment:
The lighting appears to be a little flat and some detail has been lost in the forehead area. Still, this image has a slightly disturbing (and compelling) element to it that I can't quite explain. It might have to do with the very direct stare and the paint running down the neck. . .

Glen Ellis Falls
by brownsm

Comment:
This is a nice long exposure shot. The image appears to be tilted to the left, however.