Missed the Train - Staff Picks

This is the second week of Missed the Train - Staff Picks and the staff here at LOOKSLIKEFILM has been so excited all week to bring you more great images that somehow "Missed the Train." The amount of talent in this group blows us away each and everyday. We received so much positive feedback about this piece and all week long we have been so excited to bring you more amazing images from our amazing and talented community. Thank you all so much for the continued support and don't forget to leave some love for this weeks amazing photographers in the comments section below. 

Addison Jones - Agfa Vista 400 Contrast

www.addisonjonesphotography.com

I generally love dark and moody images and this one was a perfect fit ! I adore the beauty of this moment, which is a little bit mysterious in my eyes. The focus is on the ring and I can totally relate to that because I also do that very often with my shots. This image made me curious about the whole session and I would love to see more! - Lukas Piatek

Alyssa Burgess - Kodak Gold 100+++

http://www.misslyssphotography1.com

I love the expressions, the color, moodiness and the composition so much. I want to be their friends. - Rachel Kaye

Cyndi Greenwalt - Agfa Vista 400 Portrait

http://www.paperheartsphotos.com

There is something beautifully raw about this shot that I honestly cannot explain....which is a first for me. I love to see when older siblings look after the younger, there is something so achingly beautiful about it. Mothers are not the only ones to be fiercely protective and caring just as there isn't always rivalry between siblings. This moment says, "I got you" - Titilola Samuel

Fred Camargo - Custom

www.freddycamargo.com

I love the cinematic feel to this shot. It really makes me wonder what the subject is thinking about and what is going to happen next. The edit is also very well done. It truly looks like a 35mm film shot. - Jacob Loafman

Kevin Biberbach - Kodak Gold

http://www.kevinbiberbach.de

Without looking at the photographer’s site, I feel the photographer chose to simplify the scene by daringly framing the subjects towards the edges of the frame, instead of placing the subjects in the middle of the frame - almost like the subjects are framing this image. Then there’s the use of negative space between the subjects and the space created by the pool: Were there others at the pool? The photographer also chose to focus on the subject’s bodies by excluding the subjects’ faces; their identities (and lack of any clues to the subject’s expression) creates a mystery: Do they know each other? What happens after this? The bright primary colours captured in this image are striking. - Julianna Koh Blackwell

Marie Wootton - Fuji Astia Desaturated

http://mariewoottonphotography.co.uk

I like this because of the symmetry and off beat composition. Takes a boring part of the wedding day and makes it fun. - Jarrett Hucks

Martin Neuhof - Portra 160 & Alien Skin Exposure X

martin-neuhof.com

For some reason, as I was scrolling through the hundreds of photos, this one made stop for a few seconds. It made me wonder what was going on and a little story behind it. - Max Oishi

Michael Daffy Faerber - Agfa Vista Cool +

https://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelfaerberphotography

 I've come to recognise the work of Michael's in the group and every image always intrigues me. He encompasses a striking editorial mood and tone throughout all of his work - with this one it's the cool muted tones coined with the pose that works so well for me. - Amy-Leigh Atkins

Philip Van Hooft - Custom Preset

http://www.pvhvisual.com

I love this image's dynamic due to the flag. I love the motion. The smoke covered scene but the spot on contrast in his face are perfect in my opinion. - Sven Malojlo

Rachel Lombardi - Tribe Archipelago RL06

http://www.rachellombardi.com

I love the story behind this image. The emotion, the history, the love and compassion. When you look at this image and the decorations of the bedroom, you instantly know the type of man this person was. A vet, a war hero, a family man, a husband, a father a grandfather. You can feel the love the family has for this man and the love he has for them. - Ari Dorfman

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