Mischievous
by DogAngel

Comment:
Cute, the lighting is a bit flat and it appears yellow on my screen.

"Domino"
by tmorninglory96

Comment:
I am trying to make up my mind if you shot this on a red backdrop or if you cut the dog out and put him on a red background (not sure if this is allowed if this is the case even in advanced editing?) The muzzle is too overexposed and it lacks focus.

relaxed
by hopper

Comment:
This is wonderful, good luck.

Blue-Eyed Blonde
by Nobody

Comment:
Lovely, wish she had been smiling LOL

Grumpy old man
by burtct

Comment:
The low angle on this shot has put the collar and chin in focus but the eyes are soft which is a pity.

Father & Son
by benhur

Comment:
Cute family shot, just wish you had tried to shoot it outside with more natural daylight and fill flash

Romana
by rscorp

Comment:
I am not too sure about the reflection in her eyes, wish it had just been a catchlight rather than such a large area of her eye and also it appears that you have dodged over her nose area a bit too much compared to the rest of her face maybe to get a soft focus effect? A bit of burning on her lips would have made her lips look a bit more voluptuous. It also appears that you have tried to blur the green behind her but this has bled into her hair. Hope this helps.

Mischievous
by pidge

Comment:
Cute boy, the collar being crooked is the sort of thing that you need to watch for a formal portrait, but for informal it works. It would have been better IMO if the lighting wasnt quite so flat, a bit of fill flash or if you used fill, a slightly stronger fill. The leaf in the bottom right corner draws my eye away from his face.

Blue
by SJCarter

Comment:
Great idea, maybe a bit more burning in of the mouth area? The reflection in the glasses, not too sure if it is a softbox or something, spoils it. If the eyes had been in sharper focus with no reflection in the glasses it would have had a lot more impact

RYAN
by mandyturner

Comment:
Nice moody shot, wish he had smiled a bit, the point of focus appears to be on the bark slightly behind him rather than on his face