paul_m._woods

Nicely lit, although that pose is very awkward - her jaw is almost attached to her shoulder.

Interesting portrait! Makes you think about a lot of things - why does the woman have no legs and yet have shoes, who is the painting of, why is there an iron on the desk of an "office", etc.

Interesting colours, very different.

Wow, that's a nice view.

 

As for the photo, slightly more of the people and less of the sky, I think. Also, you may want to rotate it slightly so that the horizon appears more horizontal.

I like the tones here.

 

The composition is a little squashed - you've got several main features (the bench, the gate, the building) all in the same region of the photograph, which gives it a cramped feeling, in my opinion. If only you were a four or five feet taller, Kevin :)

Your snow photos are very unexposed... your snow is grey rather than white. I understand that it was an overcast day, but you can adjust your levels to make your snow more white, and thus more attractive.

 

Hope you get some relief from the snow soon!

Spooky!

Very good; if you could make the clouds whiter rather than pinky/bluey, I think you'd have a better image.

I like this; it has a strangely ethereal feel about it... maybe it's the floating sheep, or the choice of focal point, or something.

"It does seem like a horror flick from the mid 80s. The start of the movie, before the bad guys (things) appear..."

Exactly!

That or a Meat Loaf video.

Wow, this is so 1980's

Good capture!

High marks for originality - a speedy snail!

Very nice, although the dark slope to the left rather unbalances the picture.

With the shape of her face (it's very volpine), I think it would be a much kinder picture of her if she were looking directly into the camera, like in a couple of other shots of this girl. This angle seems to emphasise her nose and slightly pointy chin.

Really nice; only the slight shadow over her right eye bothers me somewhat.

Great expressions from all three!

Better in landscape orientation, perhaps?

 

And with a complete frame rather than just the sides...?

GORGEOUS shot (7/7), although I am agreeing with Allan a bit - perhaps the flower is too blue. Maybe if you just made it a touch lighter, or a touch yellower...?

I have a picture very much like this :)

 

I like your version... perhaps I'd crop a bit closer to make the tree more prominent in the shot.

Lovely colours. Compositionally, I would have liked to have see a touch more space at the top of the photo. Also, has that house been dodged? The degree looks very artificial.

Gaaaaaaa, that's one hell of a post-processing artefact you have there...!

Technically, it could do with some work (I think it's a little dark, and the focus isn't very crisp), but artistically, it has a nice feel: the colours are good, the composition is interesting...

REALLY NICE! I'd love to see the original photo (and for you to tell me what you did to transform it!)

Crop a bit, bottom and left, and I think it'll be a very nice photo. The horizon looks skewed, but I think that's just an optical illusion.