Have Broom, Will Travel
by alanfreed

Comment:
Great pose on the subject. Very crisp focus and good depth of field. 10.

portrait of a man
by koejarlisch

Comment:
Nice b/w shot. The galre in each lens of the glasses is a little distracting.

My try at a postcard.
by Reedman18

Comment:
I'm don't deduct for borders, but I think a black border would have been a better choice. The bright white (and thickness) draw my eyes to the outsides rather than to the subject of the picture. Great composition. 7.

The evil child
by riccardino

Comment:
I like the idea you had with the photo and it is fun and creative. Points for that. I think to pull off the evil aspect, I might expect to see more translucent green or bright red in the eyes. Right now when I see the subject, I think more of "Dirty" do the burning(?--sorry, not up on my post processing skills) effects used. 6.

Waiting for audition
by Shrink

Comment:
The model's forehead and above her are a little washed out. 6.

Small Wonder
by whiteroom

Comment:
Wonderful portrait and very nice bokeh to enhance it as well. Good job. 10.

Of Purity
by mattmac

Comment:
Beautiful portrait. Well done. The lighting on the left side of her nose is just a little bright so you lose the contours of the nose, but that is minor. Very nice job. 9.

Happy-go-Lucky
by caba

Comment:
Very nice, endearing photo. One for the scrapbook. 9.

In My Daughter's Eyes
by eqsite

Comment:
The right side of the photo is a bit overexposed (aka 'blown out'). Nice contrast though with the very dark color of the eyes.

Warmth
by sgauria

Comment:
Very nice portrait. One post processing technique you may consider to enhance this image is to Clone out the bright reflective spots at the bottom of each eye. The one on the right is okay, but the one onf the left (her right eye) is a little distracting as it almost comes off as a tear. 6.