goodbye
by jmritz

Comment:
Very emotive shot ... be interesting to see how it fairs in DPC land. I like it.

Storm Rider
by Stagolee

Comment:
You sure? Looks like the storm is going to ride him ;-) Great photo

Despair
by stantheman1313

Comment:
Great shot ... not quite seeing despair .... wonderfully capture skin texture.

Rush
by spiritualspatula

Comment:
Nice composition, I like the slight lack of focus. A tad too green if I'm being honest.

Lonely Dock
by JRoberts1983

Comment:
Odd... compositionally I'm wondering what this is about but to look at it is quite pleasent. Is the rope a deliberate reference to the reflections in the water... neat.

Harbor Lights
by jnenvir

Comment:
.... go on be brave B&W ;-)

Contre-jour
by androgeus

Comment:
probably [blah blah blah] .... definetely a gorgeous image :-)

vintage two
by bspurgeon

Comment:
its art.... the crop is great. The image is great too.

If I'm being honest the grain isn't quite working for me, dunno why though I like grain and it is good grain too -- maybe I'm a bit tired ... an image like this needs to be looked at properly and taken time over with a cup of tea or something.

Overall all I really like it.

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what the zork do I mean "overall"? ..... no I just really like it.

Message edited by author 2011-07-01 12:14:55.

Life is not a straight line
by gyaban

Comment:
there we go again, typical Gyaban .... just a plain old long exposure shot of headlights - meh ....... transformed with extraordinary skill and attention to setting up the shot into WOW !!!!

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am honestly surprised about how well this picture does, I was expecting something around 6.3-6.5.
<<<

Years ago I attended Teacher training college... I never finished - my tutor said "... you are good but you lack that indefinable something that makes a good teacher"

You reminded me of that because well you are a good photographer but you HAVE that indefinable something that makes you an artist. There are a lot of photographers like that but what stands you out is the final piece of the Gyaban jigsaw the indefinable something to technicaly execute what you envision.

Unstoppable
by gyaban

Comment:
I like this - its not at all *about* tilted horizon but uses tilted horizon to make the picutre, neat.