Sweet and Delicate
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Good use of colors.

S O M E O N E
by whiteroom

Comment:
Everything works in this image - the high contrast, B&W, shallow depth of field, those deep and expressive eyes. I would like to see some more focus on the eyes and finger nails.

Windows to the Soul
by Rmac

Comment:
Nice textures and great contrast. I guess you have tried to Manny's Rosalinda image. Excuse me, if that is not the case. But overall great image.

Raj

Librodo Magic
by Judi

Comment:
Brilliant use of colors, great level of details on the face, good use of tilt, great make-up work on the model. This should do well.

I do not know if you had planned for this - I see a burst of colors in the background and the colors on the model are totally opposite to the background. The use of colors on her lips, her clothes, hair color and skin tone are all subtle colors. Great results.

Raj

Librodized
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Good use of colors... great composition, nice expressions, good processing and a suitable title too. This should do well.

Raj

Mesmerized
by josephtagle

Comment:
Brilliant image! My opinion is, if you and Librodo were shooting this together, both of your results would have been closer. Top notch quality!

~CAPTURED~
by LVicari

Comment:
Librodo effect is certainly evident... I like the reduced saturation. I would like to see the tattoo on his right arm to be in focus too. And also, the focus on the face is sharp. I can see how you have blurred the rest of the image to lay emphasis on the eye. But, IMO it is slightly overdone and as a result, the blur does not smoothly transitio from the sharper areas.

I am sure this image does well in this challenge.

Raj

The Witness
by gfied

Comment:
Like the use of dappled light. The simplicity of the image works very well... I see the strain due to light falling on her right eye...and that gives a slight discomfort while viewing (a shrink in the middle of the forehead)

Oriental Short Hair Kitten
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
Great lighting and processing.

Gosling Gander
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
Amazing use of shallow depth of field.