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by malina

Comment:
Very nice. I like the exposure.

The Naked Cowboy, NYC
by citymars

Comment:
Uhhhh, isn't it a little too cold for that up there now?

... and I heard somebody singing sweet and soulful
by pawdrix

Comment:
This shot has some elements that lend themselves to your comments. The first thing that seemed so powerful to me was the clouds through the cross. It gives a three-dimensional presence to a two-dimensional image and yet the feeling goes deeper because of how you've framed it. I wish the tenements and the lines didn't have a slight tilt to them but that's just an annoyance in the face of an inspiring image so who cares. The buildings at bottom help to anchor the setting for the cross. They remind viewers that people are involved in this setting; it's not all power and majesty and whatnot. The righthand side of the image, however, is perhaps the most providential element of your photo. I don't know if you just meant to anchor the image with the fire escapes but that veritable wall of metal works on several levels for me. Firstly it is a mechanism for people to escape in a bad situation, secondly it demonstrates how people have tried to rise above their means; we're always trying to grow ourselves beyond our basest points and, finally, it is out of this mangle of metal that the cross extends. I'm not meaning this in any metaphorical sense because I don't think theology is subjective but this image presents several facets of human experience that I find intriguing. Then again, maybe it's just a shot of a cross hanging from the side of a building. I like the dimensions of this, too. Thanks for sharing. :)

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by mawear

Comment:
Love the smooth tones in this shot.

Misty Water Colored Memories
by banmorn

Comment:
Somehow this feels nostaligic to me; aptly named.

Ellen Wieser, outside
by lovethelight

Comment:
Exceptional

Worn and Weathered
by ShannonLee

Comment:
Wow. Cool pic. I love the motion your hands have and then how solid the slippers are.

bits
by annah

Comment:
I think Kels dead on with her comment. You are a lovely subject but the combination of the composition and the effects applied to the shot really make this a wonder piece of work. Great job.

Bob
by jenesis

Comment:
Nice shot, I like the framing. Good skintones, too.

I lost my first tooth!!
by jaxed

Comment:
Awesome shot