You've caught that moment of envy so well! A shame it's not *quite* as sharp as you might hope in some places. That's not your fault, but it's annoying when luck drops you a point.
Hehe. The girl in the background is obviously not impressed! good shot, just wish you could have used a faster shutter speed so that ms ohio wasn't blurry. i am assuming you were either too far away to use flash, or didn't want to (not that i would recommend the flash). karmat
Talk about dagger-eyes! Could a closer crop have eliminated the foreground box and some of the railing to the right? I don't see them adding much. But that's just me :) ~MyQyl~
I like the unique selection of focus in the photograph. Not where you would expect. Very nicely done. Good selection of main subject - kinds out of the main focus of most people's immediate glance.
Hehehe, I look the look on the girl's face in the back. :-) Very funny. Higher contrasts might make this shot more interesting to look at, and maybe in B&W as well. 6
If it weren't for your title, I would think that the subject of sin here would be the young lady standing up. She is wearing a combination wrathful/envious look!
Wow - you have really caught a facial expression that says it all there. A great candid shot. Pity the woman in the blue jacket couldn't be more cooperative in helping out the composition, but I like this a LOT.
Excellent portrayal of envy. Good candid as well. Technical merits are a little off... foreground "stuff", focus seems a bit bad on Miss Ohio. Still a 7 nards656.
D'uh. It is not really tying to the theme as well as it should. Since when is a "happy" smiling glamourous woman (out of focus and blurred) a sign of sin, greed, etc.
An absolutely phenomenal shot of envy, and possibly wrath! I think envy, of all of the deadly sins, is the most difficult to pin down. Congrats on catching this shot. lhall
I voted this a 9 because you have captured a trully unique unique and rare scene here. Just what is the young woman in the background thinking? Congrats to you.