Thinly Veiled
by FromDaRock

Comment:

Originally posted by ArnaMarie: I'm not sure about the vignetting. I think it might be too much. But nice composition and gorgeous lady.

I was on the fence myself, but I didn't like the overwhelming white background and I was running out of time. I need to go back and edit this one again.

Getting in the Groove
by Bensted

Comment:
Shutter speed really has no impact on this picture.

Kruger beauties
by blanceric

Comment:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: Beautiful shot, but I haven't a clue what the shutter speed effect is in this scene.

That's exactly what I thought. It looks like it could have easily been shot at 1/60s or so with no difference.

Everlast
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
I've done several entries using this technique over the last few months, and I must say, you have done a great job with this one. I think a little backlighting for the end shot would have helped with some separation from background, especially around the hair, but this is one of my favourites from this challenge.

Good job.

the green green grass of home!
by Giles

Comment:
When you realize that this is NOT expert, I have to give you two thumbs up for your effort.

Dear John....
by PaulFrocchi

Comment:
I am not a fan of the distortion, but I love your idea and it is executed pretty well. One of my favourites in the challenge.

Hair it is!
by Judi

Comment:
I really love this shot, the white background really works here. Unfortunately, I don't really see it fitting the challenge that well.

Are you in your element?
by Luciemac

Comment:
Nice idea, but you should have used the full 1200px in width considering the lack of height. The image look quite small. The extra detail would have helped.

You Name It!
by bjoern

Comment:
I was going to put in my original comment that I bet 10 people would title it 'Flipper'. That would have been pretty close.

You Name It
by DCrest01

Comment:
A princess in waiting