Wavefront
by Neil

Comment:
Fun, I like this. The brickwork provides a nice contrast (both in color and texture). Great sense of flow, almost movement!

Waldo's Tropical Retreat
by Olyuzi

Comment:
Nice lines and reflections, but the processing is rather over the top for my taste.

Portuguese Man o'War
by Alicia

Comment:
Lovely light, lines, and textures. Love how the body glows.

Abandoned
by Lawton

Comment:
I like the textures and shapes here, but this has the look of an HDR processed image where "all" the contrast and interesting light has been "sucked out" of the picture by overuse of that process to the whole picture when only part needed it. My suspicion is that you applied HDR processing in order to show the details of the car's interior, which is great. It adds to the picture's interest. But having done that it would have worked better IMO if you had created a mask for the HDR layer and controlled what areas it was applied to. In effect I think this picture calls for somewhat different processing to be applied to the car's interior, the rest of the car, then to the rest of the image.

The Swan
by nickyb

Comment:
Well done on a new PB. Sorry to see you just missed a 7 but I'm sure it won't be long !

kiss
by LevT

Comment:
Congrats Lev. Nice B&W. I like how it tells a story!

Rollin'
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Congrats Steve, Great shot. I thought this might be yours.

Fisherman's Day Off
by P-A-U-L

Comment:
Just browsing prompted by your posting about portfolio space. I really like the processing on this, and the dark blue of the hulls. It reminds me of what Robert bear_music does with his images of the fishing boats in Provincetown, Cape Cod. He ramps up the details in the clouds as well, as I suspect you have done. I was a west country lass for many years so I'm wondering what harbor this was taken at.

Early Morning Serenity
by Denise

Comment:
Love that morning light. Huge congrats on sixth place finish in Best of 2011 with this image.

The Swan
by nickyb

Comment:
Lovely light. The second swan in the background and the moody processing really add a lot..