Deborah

Any suggestions for improvements? Thank you in advance.

I think its a FANTASTIC rendering, but of a somewhat sad expression. so it leaves me with a mixed feeling. was that intended?

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"Sadness is ... the silence before joy." That's why I really like silent, maybe sad, work. So to speak, yes it is intended.

Wonderful!

Fantastic portrait! Looks great as a black and white. Amazing expression and eyes. Well done.

Can't say much other than ... this is what beauty is.

Truly wonderful. The face is so expressive.

Her eyes are the most beautiful onese I ever seen...the sadness..the innocence is beyond my vocabulary to write here!!

looks that these magical & mysterious eyes generate here is no less than the mystery of monalisa. its a wonderful image.

Super, what a face, what an expression. Nice job!

What a great image ! perfect

I really like to thank you so much for all your feedback! focus

I can't think of anything to improve this one - it's perfect, as is. Sweet expression, if a little sad, and great tones and lighting. Nice work!

What a face! Well captured, excellent clarity and composition.

I guess I am the odd one out...I don't see her as "sad", I see her as intently looking at something and wanting to understand it better (like maybe wanting to be able to read). This photograph is as good as they get. Thank you for blessing my morning.

Oh, what an Angel. oh, what a sweety. oh, what an innocent expression. Bravo!

Biliana

Instant classic, beautiful light and tones, wonderful expression!

Nevertheless, I'm glad to see you getting the recognition you deserve for this. More important than recognition, though, is that I'm glad it stood out to me in your portfolio and that I found it because, plainly and simply, it makes me feel good. Whether she is sad or pensive or enthralled with what she's looking at or melancholy or even bored, you have caught her being real, a genuine person, with an emotion that is universal in tugging at all of our heartstrings and thoughts. I won't dwell on how good the lighting is and how well you've handled this to enhance all the feelings, because I think it should just be savored for what it is . . . a joy to look at and one that most would want to spend time with and keep coming back to. Congrats. --Fred.

Very touching!!!