What's for dinner?
by hajeka

Comment:
Crisp, clean, and the compositional arrangement adds tons of interest and dimension to what could have just been a shot of a plate. Very nice.

You'all Come Back Now, Ya Hear
by BAMartin

Comment:
Love the balloons, but the cacti in the foreground immediately grab my attention, and both of them have some stuff going on there that hurts the photo.

Six
by bwoman

Comment:
Brilliant. The lighting, the composition, the focus. This is fantastic.

Transitions
by Ivory

Comment:
This is magnificent. Just plain wow. The lighting, the PP, all of it are just excellent. This is magazine. Gorgeous and I hope to see you right at the top of this best of.

DPC inc.: We Cut Through The Competition!
by leugim_seven

Comment:
Fun. This one is solid and technically excellent. Great job!

No Financial Times - No Comment
by Miep

Comment:
A nice take on the challenge. Great angle and model placement. The only area I can see that grabs my eye for improvement is taking the model either into the middle or further away from the white wall above and behind her. I would either place her in the middle or with empty space between her and the wall, but currently she is barely covering over into it which gives it a bit of a weird feel for me. Still a great shot and one of my favorites so far.

It's Business
by Lydia

Comment:
A very nice portrait. The use of this picture as a stock photo though would leave me scratching my head. A few buttons too many unbuttoned for that purpose.

Workaholic
by gloda

Comment:
Great lighting on this shot.

IT Project Manager
by scarbrd

Comment:
A very nice take on the challenge and well accomplished visually. I am sure the lighting was not a fun thing to balance on this shot, and I think you did it very well.

You Wouldn't Understand Anyway
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Well, you were right, I don't understand.