allan engelhardt

Is this version a better crop than the oldone shown below?

Is this upside-down? It has that slightly surreal feel to it.

A decent study of shape and pattern, but I would have liked the colors more saturated.

Lovely colors and a surreal layered picture.

Very dark in the left hand side and the top black area is very big...

I like the curve and the light is good.

Ultimately it is not as interesting as some of your other images (http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=632822)

Great light, great tonal range: a very fine portrait indeed.

The LHS of his face is maybe a little too unform in light compared with the rest?

Great character.

I assume the background i digital? It's a shame it is so close to his color - maybe try to make the artificial shadow stronger (and more directional)?

Interesting still-life with a fine use of shadow.

Would have liked a little mre detail on the first blade: the hightlight is very sharps and destroys most detail (on my monitor, at least).

A sure proof that size isn't everything. Potentially interesting composition but heavy camera shake. Is there *any* part of this that is in focus?

Not for me, I'm afraid...

Where did he find thoses glasses...?

It's a very contrasty print, isn't it?

I'm a sucker for deep saturated colors and strong geometric shapes, and it seems I get both in abundance here.

My only concern i8s that there is no detail in the fron of the building: it is completely burnt out. Try dodging?

You could sell this picture in Wales: those sheep are so, are so .... BUT we won't go there!!

:-)

Lovely light. Really lovely light. A quiet composition.

It's a UFO! It's the Enterprise! No, wait, it's a car. Sometimes being on a slow connection is funny.

I like the detail and the texture of the car, but would probably have chhosen a tighter crop.

This is a very fine portrait. I love the diagonal coposition, and you have manged to keep detail in her dress and hair withou completely overblowing the hightlight: excellent technique.

Her face does seem a little red -- do you need to adjust the color balance?

Very kind of 30-ies movie start poster style. Interesting effect. Not 100% sure about the backdrop: seems to distract a little and is too close to her dress.

Small pic :-(

Very red! Good use of blur.

A little monochromatic for my tastes, but certainly an attention-grabber.

Lovely: clean, serene, calm.

Fine composition. Colors very muted, but I'm assuming that's the desired effect here.

Lovely saturated colors and a beautiful woman in great evening(?) light -- what more could anybody want?

Maybe it is a shame that the sky is so bland, and probably the menu (??) in the box on the left is a little distracting.

Great detail. A wedding photo?

Her left elbow is maybe a little in the way..?