The Fine Line Between.....
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Seems like the (photo) left brow is in focus.

She has Green Eyes
by DustDevil

Comment:
Nice close crop and beautiful detail in the iris.

Not too fond of selective color, but here it works ok I guess. Would have loved if you took away some of the red (now gray) streaks in the white of the eyes. Also, a bit smoothing of the skin around the eyes would keep focus on the eye itself - my eyes wonder to the top and bottom right all the time...

Eyes
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
A bit too saturated - the red sweater takes away the focus, and the vien between the eyes stands out. Also could have used a bit noise reduction.

Confidante
by neenee1999

Comment:
Too much smoothing of the skin, in my opinion. Great detail in the eyes.

Lips
by mzappone

Comment:
It might be me, but it looks really soft to me. If it's sharp SOOC you might have issues when downsizing... unsharp mask works wonders before AND after downsizing. Just a thought.

Lovely photo. A bit too tight cropped for me, though.

5 Star
by dswann

Comment:
Very lovely colours. I think the crop is a bit too tight (did lens lens go wider?) Alternatively, you could have cropped the plant on the left, the chair on the right, and the window in the ceiling a bit different.

This will score well, though. Congratulations :)

Focus
by ShutterRev

Comment:
Nice DOF and friendly dog :)

However, I don't think the image needed any HDR editing. And - and this is a very personal opinion, I know - pets are extremely uninteresting. I get no story from the photograph.

I think the crop is a bit too tight at the top and left side.

Surf & Light
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Beautiful colour in the waves. Still, I think B&W would look awesome here. The colour of the vegetation is a bit bland.

In her last days
by wetland

Comment:
Nice composition and I love the barn.

The purple aura at the edges it a bit too much, and the sky in uninteresting.

I feel like the shutter speed is too long to make the water crisp, yet too short to make it dreamy. It might be due to the HDR process. Is this one (i.e. split into -2,0,+2 in PP) or more exposures merged?

Lastly, I think HDR should be applied in situations where it adds to the image - I am pretty sure that you could fit the histogram in one exposure.

There's always a child in everyone
by Alex_Petrini

Comment:
Nice concept. A tilt-shift lens would have made the building more appealing. Why are those lenses so expensive? :/