Nice image. Great greens. I love the label on the Diable Vert! I would almost prefer an interesting take on this bottle alone.

Nice procesessing, but would love to see or one bottle or a whole bunch of it..

The composition seems a bit weak here. I would suggest maybe focusing on only one bottle or try a less cluttered background. Also, the top of the right bottle is cropped off, I would try to change that if possible.

The tones are just about prefect though.

Hi, I have to say that I totally agree with your criticism. I took this one in a hurry. I don't like the cropped top and I should have concentrated on just one bottle. At that moment I was fascinated by the label and green tones but unfortunately I paid no attention to details. Thanks for your help.

It needs to be straightened and it's too green to me. I'd boost the contrast.

This is a nice sunset scene. The quality of the image is very low though. I am not sure if this was a digital image or a scan of a film image, but there is a lot of grain and pixelation which detracts from the overall scene quite a bit. It almost looks like the sharpening filter was used very heavily because of the highlighting around the edges.

I do not scan film, so if this was a film image I can't offer any suggestions for improvement, but if this was a digital image, I would say back off on the processing. Some softness in this type of image is acceptable, even expected.

@uncommondepth, yes it is an analog photograph and I've processed it after that. Thanks for you're comment!

agree with uncommondepth. but would still like to say superb capture, it is beautiful execpt for the issues mentioned. will you repost?

The colours are just wonderful. It is a pity that the sky is grainy. Perhaps the foreground could have an even larger contrast to the background?

wow...what a wonderful capture...the color is great

Thank you everyone for the comments!

It's funny that you should all mention yearbook photos, as this was actually a photo taken of my girlfriend a few years ago at her graduation.

This was actually printed in a darkroom from a color negative, and I used a #4 contrast filter to really get some separation in the darks and lights - hence the blown highlights, but yes it was intentional. Finally a good wash and then toned in selenium.

Is this a scanned analog photograph? its a nice toning.

Michael,

Yes this is a scan of a silver gelatin print toned in selenium. Thanks for the comment!

I like the overexposure (is it?) of her hair and right shoulder (which is on the left, of course), which is then toned down by the yellowish colour. I like this, but I can't really say exactly why :)

Great work on this shot - well seen and very well executed. What an atmosphere has been created.

Best,
Jon

Good portrait! Maybe a wider crop...

Wow, this is a really cool shot!

Nice, great shot, pretty model. Vivid color.

Nice comp. and like the crop as well - super job with your model.

Best,
Jon

Great shot, nice colour balance!!

Andy

great shot.

There's so much energy in this shot. Great framing and colors.

The hair looks alive in this shot, Medusalike,

It can't be you, unless you've got a male pen name.

Very nice scene. It's like movie that has been pauzed and you want to see what is coming.

JeBeKe
digieyes.jebeke.org

Yes, this a great capture, you deserved the feature.

This is perfect clear and sharp shot to my eyes
congrat
just to bad about the black strip on the rigth wich mask some of is whisker
everything is not perfect in our world
but this is still a 5/5
you give me great inspirations as i have a contract
of cat photo next week Hope to do as good

YES so glad this got featured. Congrats!

WOW! This is so cool!

Very nice shot! Love the DOF in this photograph.

Beautiful Picture

Very nice photograph! I like the mood.

Like how there is still so much detail in the building even as it sits in the dark and the reflections in front.

I kinda like the surreal color, but...
Little trick, if you don't want the bright reflection of your hand in the eyes, wear black gloves and a black shroud, that'll really scare the cat and then you won't get the shot, lol. It's a trick we use when shooting car's and other highly reflective subjects for car commercials. We shroud the whole camera setup in black, including all light stands, etc.
But, if you like the reflection, then never mind...

b&w with no coloured eyes would have been much better. you overdo it!

I think the depth of field is too much.. I like it more sharpen.

The color defiantly grabs your attention, but then it loses you because of the artificiality. Photoshop can do many things, but sometimes its what you dont do that makes a better photograph.

Spectacular! Love the color of the eyes w/ the B&W. Not just your ordinary pet shot!

The sky is beautiful... i love the color contrast of the sky

This is a beautiful image that can only be improved by removing the bottom 2/3 of the gloden grass. It draws way too much attention to the bottom of the picture. Other than that it is breathtaking. nice job.

i like these sunbeams. fantastic!

only a litle bit cropping and less bleu would be a great photo i think..

Great job. I think the sky should be more colorful though.

Just wonderful!!

Very sexy! I love how the second eyes shows just a bit, but has the same intensity as the other.

Fascinating !

excellent portrait! and beautiful eyes also.

Instant fav!