Nice use of filters -- wedding 05 and wedding16.
If you used fill-flash on wedding16 it was not evident (read: good).
Man in black (wedding02) is whimsical.
wedding14 is an unusual angle, I like that.
The beauty in wedding15 took my breath away.
I absolutely love your candid, photojournalistic wedding style.
I admire your pricing, yum!

Commercial: ehhhh.... didn't grab me, but I can see why your clients liked.
Pets: pet01 is really artful and interesting.
Music: I'm jealous. I haven't found venues where I can get close enough and
few where cameras are allowed.
Life12 -- perfect.
Baby03 reminds me of the eclipse shots I took this week.
Baby04 is precious.

hodgy posted:

Nice work! It gives me something to aspire to.

James:

Nice images.  Thanks for sharing.

The one thing that caught my eye was the "filed negative holder" frame on
several of your images.  It was catching, at first.  But since all the edges
looked identical, picture to picture, I'm assuming it's fake, and then it
lost its appeal quickly.  Might want to create a few more varieties of the
edge.

I'd suggest allowing anonymous viewing, but require registration to post.
Since I couldn't see what went on behind the door, I couldn't tell if it was
worth the time required to register.

--
Eric
http://canid.com/

You do nice work.  May I offer one suggestion re your business portraits?  Increase subject/background separation.  As is is fine for annual reports and the like but not for newsprint.