Acupuncture
by veganmegan23

Comment:
I think I'd have cropped out the red thing that looks like it's rotting at the bottom of the shot.

Reflexology
by Gryphx

Comment:
Good shot. Also lots of patience from your model having the feet drawn on like that ;) 7

Fungi for health
by Stagolee

Comment:
I quite like the content here but the lighting doesn't quite work for me.

meditation upon the vastness... at the same time breathing clean air...
by kepot

Comment:
Hi. I think this is a good view, though you may have benefited from more of it in the fram and less hill. I think you have lost some definition in the resize, and the man has a bit of haloing from sharpening by the looks of it. Nice fluffy clouds.

Triangles and Squares In My Neighbourhood
by Greetmir

Comment:
It's "interesting". The centre is certainly good. The frame I think is just a tad too opaque.

Food Coloring
by scalvert

Comment:
wow. With I could think up ideas like this. And then set them up. And shoot them. And PP them. ;)

She'll Understand Her Broken Vanity..
by i8mud4u

Comment:
I think that half the problem here is that the crack in the mirror isn't obvious enough. Framing around the crack with focus on it may have worked better.

Wink!
by noraneko

Comment:
A very opportune capture - no surprise that this makes a good score.

Goin' Home from the Market
by NikonJeb

Comment:
I reckon, in my humble opinion, that a challenge like this calls for a really defined subject with a really thrown-out background, or focus on a very specific, slim, area. The background just isn't far enough out of focus, and is full of quite a few distracting elements. So what you've got is a Shallow Depth of Field challenge asking you to isolate a subject, where you've placed in a shot with a depth of field covering maybe 7 or 8 yards. It's just not what folk expect, so you're missing the really easy mass appeal that will get you a high score.

Ok, But It Makes the Matting All Soggy!
by EBJones

Comment:
very clever indeed, and well executed.