New Joiners - People #519

What a charming image! The eye contact between the nuns is a joy, and there's a lovely sense of playful mischief in their smiles. Their position in the frame creates a lovely composition, and the mono conversion suits the subject perfectly.

This bold and confident approach captures Leicester Square's busy, bustling vibe with style and originality. Looking through glass and using the window's reflections was an inspired creative choice. This could be the beginning of a project using glass and reflections. I'd love to see more.

The strong cinematic vibe in this lovely image evokes a sense of mystery and intrigue. The colour palette is beautiful, and the little sparkle of light (on the top left) is a nice accent. The blurry area partially obscuring the subject's face adds to the sense of narrative and mystery.

Wow, what a visual feast for the eyes! The intensity of vibrant colour is simply stunning. The frame is jam-packed with a wonderful range of expressions. The full and busy composition works well with the stair rail, creating a good link between the foreground and background.

I love how you cleverly used exposure to create a sense of the guard and horse emerging from the dark, almost black background. The composition's formal arrangement suits the subject, as does the crisp contrast. Good work. Keep it up.

Train stations can be very 'emotional' places, loaded with stories and forever unknown narratives. Perhaps this is why they're so popular with photographers. I love the sense of solitude you've captured in this image. The colour palette is stunning. Good work.

This is a charming and joyful image. Shooting towards the sun (contra jour) has created some stunning long shadows that help create depth and direction in the composition. And while you cannot see their faces, there's a lovely sense of camaraderie amongst the protagonist.

This is a lovely and engaging portrait; the direct eye contact makes a real connection. If I'm being niggly I'd respectfully suggest the catchlight on the earring is a little too bright and distracting; it draws the viewer's eye away from the subject. Otherwise, it's a cracking image. Good work!

What I love about this image is the sense of happiness and friendship in the subject's faces; I noticed this before I became aware of their disabilities. I wish images like this, which reveal the barbaric nature of war, didn't exist, but it is the friendship and camaraderie triumph.

The people in this landscape make the image stand out. The landscape photo itself is stunning, but the added human presence enhances the story. The two walkers are perfectly located in the composite, too, adding a sense of direction and depth.

This is a great character study. I, too, have wandered this market and know how tricky it is to get an image that captures the market's spirit. The black-and-white conversion has been artfully handled. Did you make a note of her name?

The composition has a lovely sense of harmony; the two wrestling monks are perfectly positioned in the frame. The vibrant splash of colour of their red and yellow clothing is a joy and perfectly in balance with the composition. Good work.

What a charming image. I love the yellowish hue of the overall palette, which gives the image an old, vintage vibe. Looking at the image title, "That's Me in the Corner", also evokes a sense that this could be a historic image from the archive.