Ok, if we’re restricted to THESE pics, then give me the ‘Daniel Day-Lewis’ one; not because he looks overly attractive in that one (in my opinion, he really hasn’t since ‘Last of the Mohicans’).

It’s because the tattoos give him the look of Bradbury’s illustrated man – each one can probably tell its own story, just like a picture paints a thousand words!

I would have to go with the Tobin Bell photo because I think it is an incredible portrait that evokes a mood that most portraits fail to capture. It is a simple composition that draws you in and really makes you want to know more about the person.

I love the portrait of Amy Adams. It shows vulnerability and confidence while the close shot adds a level of intimacy. I think all of the pieces are beautifully composed and the Day-Lewis one is particularly compelling but there’s a warmth in the Adams piece that I didn’t feel in the others. It connected and I think that’s what great photography is about.

I would like the Jonah Hill print for both the content and the composition. It’s a strong composition because of the frontality of the figures and the loud wall behind them. But perhaps the content is more important-it is funny. Humor is something that gets left out of high art way to often.

I like all of the photos, and I think this artist is truly talented . . . with Jonah and Michael, the duo speaks about absolute friendship and the way two people have different strengths even in the way they handled themselves. Daniel’s picture is just stark in the sense that you don’t know what he’s contemplating. Ken looks almost mobsterish and sad at the same time. And Amy reminds me of my daughter in a few years–eyes wide, but not as innocent as she the characters she’s portrayed on the screen. Tobin’s print is just engrossing. But the army guys . . . if they were thrown in just to mix things up, then they sure portrayed the unity and the uncertainty of where and what they are.

Jonah Hill andMichael Cera
Daniel Day-Lewis
Ken Davitian (I thought it was Pavarotti at first…)
Amy Adams
Tobin Bell

If you’re offering ANY print, I think the Miranda July print would go nicely in my room. I’m a college student, and my room is decorated like one. It would class it up. Plus, she’s awesome. I can’t help but immediately absorb all of her work.

Of the ones shown yesterday, I like the Daniel Day-Lewis print. But I wouldn’t get it for myself. A good friend admires him a lot, and she would really appreciate this picture. Her room is covered with posters and prints.

Even if I don’t get a print, that’s okay because you’ve shown me some inspiration. I’m a photographer, and I really like this guy’s work. A lot. Thank you.

The Daniel Day-Lewis print would bring me full circle: I had a “The Last of the Mohicans” movie poster in my room as a young teen. Today, it’s not a great piece of decor for a grownup.