Briar-14Day's
by BrianR

Comment:
Perhaps the duotone hue is a little on the strong side. A darker border to match the could of the childs hair may have improved overall tonal balance. Nicely composed though

Swirly Lighty Bulby
by rteodosio

Comment:
Nice and simple and composed dead in the centre which is not often advised (rule of thirds) but it works here. Its just a shame its not a lot sharper and with a lot more contrast; the brightest point in the image could be stretched out quite a bit using curves or levels in PS to make it more dramatic and cover the hole duotone range

JJ
by riversong

Comment:
Nice and simple portrait. Good focus and well composed (although could have had a touch more empty space to the right for a bit more balance). Good choice of warm duotone hue

Spotting the rare.
by zxaar

Comment:
In your B&W conversion, if it were possible to give greater seperation between the big cat and the rocks then that would have been better. As it is, the tones of the rocks are very similar. Having the rocks much darker to make the main subject stand out more would have been more dramatic. The head is dead center, composition wise, it maybe would have been better more to the left given it is looking to the right

Blossom
by train

Comment:
Great composition, you main focal point is a third in from the left and this flower head is the brightest point of the image and everything else blurs and fades away from it which is really clever.

He Loves Me
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
The border is putting me off, maybe if it was same colour as the deepest colour of image or maybe just a little thinner would have been better IMO. Good focus, like the water droplets and great DOF.

Elm Park
by holdingtime

Comment:
Nice and sharp. The light on the left and reflection work well to balance the composition. A slightly wider angle to increase perspective distortion might have made it more dramatic. Could even have cropped out the concrete base of the bridge in the bottom right hand corner to simplify the subject and put more focus on the nice repetetive patterns. Good choice of duotone colour, very subtle

Closed Doors
by yonderman

Comment:
Nice moody sky enhances the building. Could have maybe increased the levels at the top end in the sky to make it more dramatic. Good symmetry. Possibly a slight ccw rotation during the cropping to square up the steps with the bottom of the frame

mother hen
by Stagolee

Comment:
Could have pumped up the highlights to increase contrast. Good choice of tone for the subject, could maybe have cropped in tighter on the three chickens with some space left of the left hand side

B&W Border Collie
by b4cchus

Comment:
Some people are saying B&W shouldn't count as duotone but I think it should. This is nice and sharp on the eyes, good background blurred and nicely composed