Classic
by Judi

Comment:
wow, that's vaguely familiar. but yours is better of course ;)

Fading Light
by yanko

Comment:
Dude, this should be a 7+.

What the hell?

Moonlight
by heida

Comment:
welcome back ;)

Life is a journey, not a destination
by sabphoto

Comment:
**Critique Club**

Hola,

I think intentional is the word of the day here. I know it's hard to do while being "in the moment" but getting together all of the elements in this picture would have been easy to do if you were thinking holistically while there.

Look, I know people hate when someone says "Hey, go back and do it again", but that's what you should have done. Once you notice the words on the wall in PP, you should have taken the scene in your mind again, and gone back to perfect the shot. Whether that means waiting for another couple, bringing on along, or asking one when you get there is up to you.

The guy on the right an the cars on the left need to go, as they pull your eyes away. The words became part of the meaning in your mind, but there's no way to make them fully realized until you re-shoot this.

I think my mantra lately has been: Make it yours. You didn't make this scene yours, you just showed us a moment. Moments are good, they are the substance of life. Distill the substance you have here into something that transcends self, position, and time and fully becomes art. Only shoot a myriad of things until you find one that grabs your senses, and then take it and re-take it until it is photographic and artistic perfection.

h a t e - unchecked
by SherwinJames

Comment:
wow

Pink
by SDW

Comment:
awesome scott!! great use of bokeh ;)

IMG_2177-bitter.jpg
by idnic

Comment:
Should have used a low viewpoint instead of high, the high gives a submissive cast, which isn't appropriate to the subject matter, IMO.

Otherwise, perfect execution, as usual. ;)

Freshly Tapped
by Telehubbie

Comment:
Congrats Marc! Not quite scalvert-ish enough eh?

Lady Vengeance
by TOY

Comment:
Damn, great shot! I love it when I call em ;) I should keep track of how many blues or top 10's I pick out in challenge.

miscy 032.jpg
by bigalpha

Comment:
Avoid blown out skies like the plauge. You had a fairly good idea here, but your technicals are killing you. The foot provides a nice point of interest, having a girl painting her toenails with some vivid colors would be better. The blown skies is more than an exposure technical, light draws the eyes. If the whole picture were high-key, then the preponderance of light would force the eyes to seek out details in what dark is left.