November 26, 2014 12:03am I like this photo as a whole, but wanted to comment on the facial expression--It "draws one in" in a deeper way because it reads slightly sad or "missing something." Differing from the sexy look of many of your pics (I feel your pain, sometimes that just can't be helped ;), which are definitely appealing and creatively beautiful as well, this one shows a uniquely handsome softer/innocent, yet tarnished vulnerability. What ultimately makes this one great is the illicitation of an emotional relativity, moving the viewer in a more "personal" way. Good job and interesting work on all of these!
