A very powerful image in itself but it's missing that 'oomph' to put it over the top. I feel what you are going for, the dark emotion of losing something so precious but my thoughts are the windows to the soul are missing, the eyes. It almost looks like she is wearing sun glasses the way the shot is set up. If the head was completely down and the hair covering the face I wouldn't have looked so hard for it. There also seems to be some kind of spot or something on the end of her nose. And yes, my monitor is calibrated. The emotion is there when you first glance at this shot but then is lost as you try to look deeper into the image and see the lost look in her face. I like the overall tone, the light to dark from left to right, the touch of grain to add to the emotion. I hope this helps.
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Very nice pose and great sepia tones. The solemn concept may have been heightened by showing the hair a little more out of composure. Otherwise, the image does manage to convey enough of the feeling. Bumping up.
If it weren't for the title, this would have nothing to do with "broken". As it is, I don't even really see "broken mind".
Bit soft/dark for my liking, but I realize that's probably what you were going for.
I don't like the fact that I can't see the face, which seems like it should be the highlight given that you want to see depression. Don't care for the sepia tone here either. I just don't care for the photo as a whole. Sorry.
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