So awesome...if I had to make a critique I'd crop the pen out at the top. Love it though!

such a fun photo!! I can't really add any critique, great job!

I like the projection of a human trait onto an animal. It's cute

Ugh, cats!! Cute, the pen is a bit distracting, but I guess this wasn't posed...

Wonderful job.
I wouldn't change a thing

thanks for the comment on my guitar! I love the expression you've captured here.

Great expression, great capture!! Your highlights are a bit overexposed and blown out. This would have more impact with a more square cropping. The bottom doesn't buy you anything and the eye really wants to focus on her face.

Great work!!! you had a great model and the moment with the snow is perfect. Her face says a lot of things.

Nice frame, great contrast with the white of th snow/background and the red of the hairs...
I like it.

great image.. i like the contrast of the orange colour to the snowy white background. it's really pop out!

I like nearly everything about your shot and framing - the AC unit doesn't help the shot, but I can see you would have a difficult time removing it! I love the brick behind the house - wouldn't want to give that up...moving to the left a few paces might have worked. Nice work.

Best,
Jon

I miss not having a bit more the sidewalk in the shot, so that my eye is led further into it. I also think this would be interesting with some desaturation, to play off the rundown nature of it.

le regard est détourné du visage par la trop forte luminosité de l'arrière-plan

Sorry, but I don't agree with lasiate (if my babelfish translater translate correctly ;). The background is blur enough to give attention to her face, but the shirt is to colourful and too busy. Nice reflection in the glasses and I love her facial expression.

The reflection from the glasses are great. the thing that bothers me in the photo is that her hand is cut out.

Yeah I would like to see more of the hand, though I love the pose and direction of the gaze.

I agree with Amy, the wrinkles are a hit, as are the eyes. You have allowed the focus to be on the face with good use of dof and his grey coat also helps. This is a very engaging portrait, well done.

Looks like a guy I would like to share a warm breakfast with and share stories!! What a nice capture. If you want a minor critique: try B&W, might really pull this into a great place and either way, a bit of work in curves would probably pull out a better tonal range. Maybe a bit of burning in the eyes area.

beaucoup de joie et de détails dans ce portrait. La dominante rouge est un peu forcée mais il faisait sans doute très froid

Thank you all very much for your kind words. It's very much appreciated.

Great portrait shot. You have captured this guys character.

I love the textured, graphic quality of this photo. The limited palette produced by the processing puts the final touch to the vintage effect.

Technically this is a "high angle" shot of a foot not a "low angle" shot. Low angle shots have the camera lower than the subject and shooting up. In cinematography, a low angle shot of a person is usually where the camera is at or lower than knee level and the camera axis is either horizontal of slightly up.

But, anyway, this photo feels a bit "snapshot". Not a whole lot of impact/interest. I would like to have seen the camera a bit to the left so as to get the skateboard out from behind the leg.

The shoe is so cool, maybe a true low angle shot that really pulls the interest/eye to the shoe.

I have to agree, that is a High angle shot.
other than that it's a very nice one. i would crop the hand out as well.

The hand is a major distraction for me - otherwise, a very cool shot.

Best,
Jon

I'm with Beamer, go for the shoe. I like the idea of the whole shot too. Just needs a little tweaking.

Definitely has that left behind feeling to it.

well, i'm sorry, i just realize i did write left for right...
s/left/right in my first comment :)

A slightly diff framing would make a difference. The white block thing in the upper left distracts my eye. This bic is going nowhere, but it wants to... so maybe open up the right of the frame a little to give it room to move...

Ok for the position of the bike, would have been better with space on the left.
Anyway, what a beautiful treatment, wow...

I like that there is no space on the right... it makes me wonder what is hidden there, maybe even "what's next for this bike, who is going to ride it?"
I also really like your B&W conversion work.
And... thanks for your comment on my photo.

This is totally great. I love that the little girl seems to be in mid-air and skipping. Wonderful capture.

She was skipping down the stairs. It was adorable.

Moses,did you google that song lyric?

Yeah, it didn't bring anything up. Hmmm

Great picture...i love it!

Cool stuff!

A very good idea. Very nice!