The 5D Divas
by BarbB

Comment:
Great shot. I like the additude of the youngest in the middle. It looks like she saying, "Look out, I have a 5D and know how to use it."

Good luck.

At Seventeen
by SandyP

Comment:
Nothing to improve. Great lighting and composition. Beautiful subjects and smiles.

Good luck.

Mona Lisa Smiles
by scarbrd

Comment:
I'm stunned by this shot and drawn to their (beautiful) eyes. Lighting, composition, and faces are perfect. Nothing to improve.

I don't have to wish you good luck. This is the blue ribbon winner.

Family
by kryta

Comment:
I like the concept on this one. I might steal it for one of our family shoot.

I'd like to see better exposure on the hands balenced with the Sun(?).

Good luck.

Five Seconds After "Cheese"
by TCGuru

Comment:
I like their expressions. This makes me think I shouldn't force a smile in my shots. There is so much more expression than a smile can bring.

I like the way your subjects are positioned.

Great shot. Good luck.

Native Hope
by elizadeb

Comment:
Pretty good shot.

I don't like the composition nor the harsh lighting. That photoshop technique you did I don't understand at all. I can't even explain it and I don't understand how or what it adds to the photo.

Sorry, I don't get it. Try again.

(cute kids tho)

The Blondes And I
by Coley

Comment:
Wow, powerful shot. I really like the contrast between the blondes and the non-blonde. I'm really drawn to the non-blonde's eyes since there's a great contrast between the smiling (blonde) faces and the dark stare of the non-blonde.

Well done and I hope others get the shot.

A day at the beach
by ashoff

Comment:
Nice picture.

Another picture had the same problem this one does (and beach pictures are hard to do because of this). The background is lit better than your subjects (the people). Your subject have some pretty harsh shadows.

Check out some tips on taking beach pictures.

Good luck.

The White Family
by Shea927

Comment:
Nice shot.

Your subjects look a little out of focus tho. Maybe the focus is good, but my attention is drawn to the background instead of your subjects. Since the viewer's eyes are drawn to the most lit areas, your intended subject (the people) don't become the main focus.

Of course, if that was your intent (have the backgroud brighter than your subject), then please disregard.

Good luck.

Sistahs
by whiteroom

Comment:
I like the grain/noise in this shot. I also like the expressions on each of their faces. Their faces each say something different. The title also sets the tone nicely.

I have nothing to add to help you with this. I'm giving you top scores.

Good luck.