MY DELICATE ELINA
by auntek 3

Comment:
I'm sure Elina is a delight, but just like her subdued pensive mood in the photo and the subdued colors, that the emotion I get from your image. Is her hair really that dull? Or does it sparkle with highlights?

newborn life
by akina

Comment:
Certainly an interesting perspective, but beyond that it lacks the drama the title implies.

Kitters
by bs-photos

Comment:
Sweet snookums....not that I'll argue your concept of delicate, but have you ever had to bath one of thise things? Jeeze!
Watch your backgrounds, the table leg doesn't add anything to image.

The Rose
by Dani120

Comment:
certainly meets the challenge, but nothing elevates it above the norm.

Tiny Leaf
by Viking054

Comment:
Okay, I can't find anythig really wrong with this picture, neither can i find anything that truly makes it special.

So Delicate(I broke the wings off B4 I was done)
by NstiG8tr

Comment:
"I have always depended on the kindness of strangers"
I would quess from the title you kept shooting after this one, what was it you didn't like about this. I think its that fuzzy thing on the left, or maybe its because the figure seems so dull, it lacks the sparkle I would quess it has in RL.

Parsley Paradise
by 'Pong

Comment:
BUGS!!!! ECCCCK!!!!
Comp is nice, technique is nice, its nice. You tell me what makes it above average, why does it stand out?

wrong practice?
by busalshots

Comment:
This should come with the 'Do not attempt this at home' warning.
Has a certain raw photojournalistic quality to it that won't score well. but I will give it a 6 Keep shooting, you have a good eye, potential.

My Son, the Poet
by mannjudit

Comment:
Emotionally disturbed people are often found among those whom society labels as 'creative'...Poe, VanGogh, Philip Dick. He may well be a poet, but the meesage I get from this picture is schizophrenic. Hopefully that's not the case, nor do I think that's what you wanted to convey. The double exposure, motion blur just doesn't work for me.

Prelude to Cheesecake
by Rae-Ann

Comment:
Prelude to Cheesecake by PDQ Bach.
Ingenious still life, now about judging the finale....