Orange
by cmeier

Comment:
I see you finally got your orange project done :). Yeap, it has some nice orange tones on the top and right side blending into a deep yellow. As for the composition, I would suggest a lesser tight crop at the top or place the orange lower in the frame. The contour looks a tad oversharpened or am I wrong? I like that it's simply very clean.

Cackle
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
This gave me goosebumps all over. His cackle and expression is almost sureal against the background and the obvious situation he is in. What a twist and I love how the crutches just stand right out as a very prominent element of the image. Outstanding!

Message edited by author 2006-03-25 19:11:27.

"The Unbearable Lightness of Being" — Milan Kundera
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Wow! I clicked on the thumbnail before realizing it was a recent challenge entry (haven't voted for awhile). Congratulations on the high score and placement. It's really an awesome visual interpretation given to the book and a gorgeous image.

Les Femmes Éphémères
by alfresco

Comment:
This is just way cool! How many shots did you have to take I wonder? :)

Lion Eyes
by hotpasta

Comment:
Magnificent. Love the softness. But agree with Dakota on the frame.

Preacher Man
by hotpasta

Comment:
Don't know much about lenses but your choice here really makes this shot. Great candid!

I Saw Her Standing There
by AuroraChrisma

Comment:
For what it's worth, I actually like the object above her head. It seems to lend continuity to the floor - same tone, complementary form, even the slight tilt. Makes the fashion shot even more interesting - gives it dimension.

Ankor Wat Monks
by srichmond

Comment:

Originally posted by posthumous: great shot. there they sit, in the window of enlightenment, just in front of them is the darkness of meditation and self-denial.

Couldn't agree more - very poetic and very worthy of a cultural documentary edition.

gympjes
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Your observation is so funny. Love the image! Did you layer in a couple of different photos? Would love to know how you did it. I like this even better than your Van Gogh.

Caught
by Jutilda

Comment:
Congratulations for successfully combining 2 unlikely subjects to look so artistic together. Love how the green pops out.