Half A Face
by gsal

Comment:
I really like this one a lot. Just the right amount of everything. I like the white background and shallow depth of field on her hair.

A L O N E
by bnilesh

Comment:
I really like the idea behind this image. Nicely captured and titled.

#3
by WeJay

Comment:
So many vibrant yellows. I love it. I'd try to capture all of their feet as it is a little bit clipped off on the left woman's sandals and completely on the right woman's sari. Of course, I know it was probably just a quick street shot and you couldn't think too much about that. The shadow and just the one woman would be another interesting idea, which I've seen before from other photographers but never tire of.

"I am invisible"
by njsabs

Comment:
Great shot here with just the right amount of his face showing, especially both eyes through the tall grasses.

Emily 2
by BackpackR

Comment:
Of these two, I prefer this one. The tighter crop lets it look more natural, whereas the other one looks a bit posed and makes the young girl seem more mature than I want her to be. I love the strands of hair falling across her face here. Beautiful girl, beautiful capture.

Golden Hour
by njsabs

Comment:
Dead on perfect. What a classic shot.

16 Cross Country Skier.jpg
by ErikV

Comment:
I really like this. It does look like you selectively desaturated it. Great motion in the back foot. Only complaint is the centered crop, but I realize that it's a quick candid so there's little you can do about that sort of thing. Really, though, the centered crop doesn't bother me. I just thought I'd mention it for the future:)

shadow boy
by sadiebird

Comment:
Very interesting use of the space and I love the silhouette. It's perfect!

curb feelers
by Jutilda

Comment:
Fantastic angle. Very original and fresh. Nothing to change on this one. Now if only I can copy your idea with my two cats:)

11-jan 2010. portrait.. rosannah
by roz

Comment:
I love this one. The right eye might benefit from a tad more light, if possible. However, I am not bothered by it. The whole portrait has such a great feel to it. I'd eliminate the border though.