Really interesting - like it!

Looks like he's passing the lighter... The bright background is distracting, especially behind her. It might have been nice to see a little more of the horses heads. Odd moment, nicely captured though.

I agree with Beamer for the most part. This is a fascinating image though. A crop just below the elbows may help. I love his headgear and tunic.

I think that I will have to side with Clyde on this one. Everything about the people is great, but the fact that they are also on horses makes it that much more interesting for me. But I accept that there are times when you can't have everything and you have a lot more than most! Well done.

J'aime beaucoup le cadre et le traitement. Superbe photo

Are these silkworms? Really interesting photo.

Yes, silkworms in Xidi village, Anhui province, China.

Superbe, j'aime beaucoup. Le personnage et le traitement.

perfect! glad to see it featured...

super

This is a wonderful photo. You struck a perfect balance with the nearly pastel backdrop with the dark-suited man sitting to the side. Excellent.

my reaction was "oh wow" this is amazing

brilliant capture and i think it's also an outstanding composition.
perfect and a fav!

Excellent and delicate image.

Yes, very nice, love the leaf of the rock!!

What a great moment in Nature you captured ! This is gorgeous.

Unbelievably beautiful!

vroom vroom.

As others have said, good lightning and colors. I'm not sure about the composition. It's cool to have the man in the center, but he is looking left with his eyes, which want me to have more space on the left. But I am not sure.
Great photo anyway!

I like this for street - this is a grab, right? With a little more work on the highlights and comp. this is a great portrait.

Best,
Jon

really like that one!
two (small) thing: the subject is a bit centered, and the contrats is very strong, maybe too much for me.

wow such a beautiful ligthing
Colors are fabulous !
congrat

Nice lighting and good story - but the composition could be a lot better imo. If you crop it a bit on the right and in the bottom you get a much more appealing composition. The center of attention will be where "the rule of thirds" says it should be (and yes, I know rules a meant to be broken - but in this case I would stick to the rule)