Inner Sweetness
by Dax-

Comment:
I am one who JUST looked through your work, you definately have a unique style and I totally adore your work ... I am also sure that you don't mind you have not got a ribbon yet, when your art is as beautifull and individual as this is then it does not matter for virtual rewards because REAL people adore you. SALUTE.

IMG_5945-01W.jpg
by SDW

Comment:
this and the first one work well together

stairs
by bucket

Comment:
I have enjoyed looking through your work. You have an excellent knowledge about photography and light is the single most important factor and I think you use it to perfection. Fav Photog right now.

Greyhound Racing
by mtpp

Comment:
I have tried to shoot greyhounds and failed but granted, when I tried it was night time and that makes a huge difference. Excellent shot really really I know how hard this is to get right, you should still go back and get more with a tighter f-stop and even try some with it wide open too to get that depth. check a cd cover by BLUR they had a decent shot just like this.. well done congrats.

Grandma's kitchen
by kiwiness

Comment:
How can you let your wife beat you man.. C'mon Gary you told her the SECRET man now she got ya on the finish line.. congrats to you both.. what a team (Nikon i mean)

Anno 1870
by Anastasia

Comment:
How romantic to have you both on the front page... wrong way round for team Nikon but congrats anyway.. xx

Alone
by RolandB

Comment:
ohhh this is good... I like the sharp cuts across his face by the blinds and allthough you cannot see the 'window frame' I know its a window and have scored it thus, excellent -8-

I withdrew my image because there was no frame to the window and submitted another shot, I hope the voters are being kind.

A Portable View
by andri

Comment:
Nice take on the challenge, not a great fan of the burnt sky but its ok, I do however like the surealism here and the fact that the window is closed, almost making it Private Veiwing, overall an interesting shot. I think though that if I had gone through so much trouble to set up a shot like this I would of taken the extra steps to maybe arrange the people into the frams so it didn't look so untidy. bottom left couple should be sitting or kneeling to get them whole in frame, and the lonesome figure far right is a tad distracting.. hope this helps -7-

Inside looking out. Outside looking in.
by front_element

Comment:
I like it, dont ask me why yet... I'll tell you later.. -8-


OK I know what it is, the cheek of it, the daringness, the danger, the grain helps loads with this, and I think he looks like a ringer for that 'Star Trek' guy jon luke picard.

Trinity Reflected
by DigiClikMA

Comment:
Love the IDEA I wish you had knocked the saturation level up a bit and given this a wipe-over with a USM filter to bring up the detail and the colour. I like the diaganal window frames against the gothiq building it works for me but please put more colour into it and get the BLACKS and WHITES cut in and this might of been top 10... good luck -8-