sarah3-3.jpg
by TooCool

Comment:
I think the warm golden light has real potential here. I'm not crazy about the funky shadow thing going on with her face and arm.

Sarah2-1.jpg
by TooCool

Comment:
man, how'd you get a shot on moores river drive without any ducks or geese in it? :-)
I like the overall pose, and good location for the shoot, the river is nice as a setting for it. She does look a little 'off' though, as far as her expression. Was this early or late during the shoot? I've noticed shooting people, they seem to loosen up more as you get into it, and the shots start looking better.
I agree with Leroy totally, I was gonna suggest cloning out the boat also. Looks like it would be a fairly easy clone job. It really does keep grabbing my eye though.
Good use of the 3/4 body shot.

The Graveyard..
by Mr Wagg

Comment:
Hey, if this is what I think it is, I used to know a guy that dated a girl that had one. It was a metal pillow that she said was only made for a short time in certain Pennsylvania forges in the mid 1900's. It was designed by the reknowned metal smith master, Pierre St. John Dominique Finklestein in secrecy for a very small, and eccentric order of masochistic nuns, who lived in total privacy and seclusion hidden away in the remotest wilderness of New Jersey. The sect has long since desolved, not surprising, considering at the height of their day, there numbers never surpassed 3 full blown members. Only a handful of these 'special' pillows were ever made, at least authentic Finklestein pieces (there were some far inferior copies made by various unscrupolous designers), and today they are, aside from being quite valuable, hightly coveted collectables, and they make for an outstanding conversation piece to have on display in your living room. But I'm sure you are well aware of all this. You are very fortunate, indeed my friend. :-)

Ponder...Ponder...
by robinssong

Comment:
kinda looks like a worn out worm gear from an antique mechanical cotton ball intensifying device

i n f l e x i b l e
by kteach

Comment:
looks like the main coil spring from a Swanson Bros. model P-14 fluctuating yak juice emulsifier

luftballon
by yanko

Comment:
an awesomely engaging image! something about the lines on the object is downright mesmerizing. A really cool composition, and some outstanding tones going on. Great shot!
my guess- 180 rotation of a shot of a soldering iron point with a falling drop of hot solder?

Outch
by litsa

Comment:
main element in an electric centipede warmer?

Blue
by dannylee

Comment:
a clean cheese grater?

Glowing
by lear202bt

Comment:
ornate handle on a piece of very fine silverware?

Obfuscated
by menele

Comment:
I might be wrong, but they kind of look like some reaction chamber end plates out of an Alfred Tennyson Industries digital micro-fed Q200 hamburger neutralizer.