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Certainly one of the nicer spontaneous portraits I've seen here. Well done! 

Enjoyed seeing your work: good composition and excellent exposure. My only suggestion is to come in tighter on the framing. I find the excess real estate over head a little distracting in portraiture. Cheers.

Really enjoyed this creative composition and framing. I could suggest that you increase the exposure but i suspect you were going for a moody look. Well done!

Excellent long exposure. Did you use a tripod?

Very Hepburn! Excellent exposure and composition -- looks like it was spontaneous but i suspect you arranged every detail.

Until I checked the details, I thought this was captured by a film camera and printed with high-contrast filter. Well done. 

Nicely done, Heider. What lens did you use for this? 

Thanks. I walked to the edge of the platform and right up to the metal fence that blocks you from entering the tunnel. I braced myself and fired off 2-3 exposures around 1/8th of a second and various f stops using a classic and mint  Practica LTL. When the train rushed by, I realized I was only inches away...

Excellent angle on the photograph. My only suggestion is to perhaps increase exposure by 1-2 stops. Nicely done.

Warm subject and beautiful tones. If I would change anything I'd come in tighter to capture more of the expression and less real estate above her head. Cheers.

Well composed with effective use of available light.

Great composition with very effective use of OOF elements. Nicely done.

Interesting subject but too much real estate over his head. I'd come in tighter on the face to capture a more expressive portrait. Backdrop should be ironed or changed.  

Handheld/available light using Kentmere 400 - comments and critique are

most welcome