Alanfreed
by scalvert

Comment:
That doesn't look at all like him.
He looks like:

Whatcha' do to the real Alan? Huh? Huh?

waiting
by yanko

Comment:
Excellent in every form of the word Richard!

Crack'd
by posthumous

Comment:
Certainly one that grabs my attention and urges me to sit and study it.
Very creative and under-rated in my opinion.

Sunset Garden
by Judi

Comment:
I am quite amazed I never made this a favorite yet,
but happy to make it your 1,000th favorite.

Stunning shot Judi!

Day Two: Comtemplative
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
This is very weird Ken.
Very good, but very weird.

Embrace
by Seanachai

Comment:
Very good subject for a story board in this medium.
I only wish the upper left image were sized the same as the right side to affect a better balance, and the lower image was centered in the outer frame.

17, 35, and 85 mm focal lengths
by HighNooner

Comment:
Very well done on the blending of these 3 images.

Al Smith - Commando WWll
by Gringo

Comment:
I applaud the creativity on this, especially with the very wide angle perspective on the cockpit shot and the angle of the plane in the bottom portion. A triptych is such a powerful means to tell a story, and this composition does very well at doing exactly that.
I sincerely hope a copy of this makes it into Al Smith's hands as well as his relatives, as this is a very powerful keepsake.

2
by mia67

Comment:
Only thing that would have made this image better is if I had taken it. ;)
Outstanding moment captured and belongs on a greeting card in my opinion.

Wisp
by whiteroom

Comment:
2
+ an 8 for being a friend.
(oops - did I say that?)

Just kidding - I didn't vote on this, but would have made it a 9 or a 10 had I, knowing who's it was or not - it's great! How in the hell someone could have voted this a 1 is completely beyond me, as I can't help but to feel a warm fuzzy seeing this.

Congrats on top ten also.