Attention deficit
by LevT

Comment:
I would say this is a LevT - the master of street photography and mono candids. This doesn't have the same fairly high contrast look that I usually associate with Lev, so I may be wrong. The title works very well with the image, but beyond that, it doesn't leave a lasting impression on me.

Another Place
by salmiakki

Comment:
From the subject, I would guess at salmiaki, but the in camera movement and processing are not styles I would have expected. This works really well, bringing a sense of mystery to the Gormley sculptures. And I still haven't got across the Penines to photograph them myself.

Dolichopodidae - Long Legged Fly
by roz

Comment:
Well, it was always going to be a bejewelled insect , or Mr Tod :) This is another Roz classic, and is definitely ribbon worthy.

Painterly
by MargaretNet

Comment:
Margaret continuing your very successful exploration of new processing techniques? A very lovely, understated image.

Toad4378Br
by Lydia

Comment:
This has to be a Lydia, surely? That said, I associate Lydia with colour. Super image with just the right depth of field.

17
by timfythetoo

Comment:
This model looks very familiar! Could it be an all grown up Rowan, I wonder? The style is very Timfythetoo. I love the way the character comes out in this portrait. Possibly slightly over whitened the eyes - dial that back, and it would be perfect.

Long Time Running
by glad2badad

Comment:
This really is a stunning landscape - I'd love to see the photo in a size larger than DPC allows.

Nude art Photography
by mshonak

Comment:
What I like:
The high contrast mono palette
The lighting on your models breasts
The shape of your models breasts, accenuated by the angle you have chosen
The title of the book and choice and placement of lettering

What I am not so keen on:
The 'How to' lettering - the style seems wrong
the inclusion in the frame of the fabric (?) either side of your model - makes it look cluttered and distracts from the shape and form.
The central line that runs vertically from sternum to navel - I've never seen this as pronounced before.
The pose or the angle you have used doesn't, for me, work for the thighs and crotch area - all I can see is a chicken ready for the oven...

LITTLE GIRL LOST
by Neat

Comment:
The images, and the way they are combined and processed work exceptionally well as a book cover. I am not particularly keen on your choice of book title lettering. 7

Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey
by Tiberius

Comment:
Fantastic base photo, but the graphic s for a book cover don't work so well for me.