NALD
by Nald

Comment:
I have to say I LIKE this, Steve! It ain't the same-old, same-old and I _like_ the over-the-top edginess of it.

Sudanese Soldier
by emorgan49

Comment:
What an amazing photo! I would love to see more of this series. Seems we North Americans only focus on what the news folks focus on, and we somehow ignore that our brothers and sisters in places like The Sudan are oppressed, dying by quantities we can scarcely comprehend. I photographed a number of Sudanese refugees two summers ago. The images are seared into my brain. Beautiful people who have been through trials incomprehensible to most of us.

I seriously would be very interested in learning more about your involvement and your trip to the Sudan.

.......
by Nald

Comment:
Interesting pose, Steve! Three things brought into sharp focus (to my eye, at least!) One, the wedding ring. Highlighted and tight focused. That's a big part of who you are. Two, the sleeves. Were you inspired by the reaction from the reaction of that Colorado photog in Moab? Three, your face. Open, straight ahead, searching. Helluvashot, all in all, my friend.

(Interesting, on further looking, that you have two shirts on, yet are stressing the tats. The white under the black almost looks like a clerical collar. Must've been YOU had the epiphany in Moab!)

Alone in a Crowd
by Pedro

Comment:
YEAH!!! 9

Just Me - Holding My Canon!
by dwterry

Comment:
NICE new lens (and body) David! Nicely done!

in person
by arngrimur

Comment:
Interesting frame-work/

Z
by jwillerton

Comment:
Cool. wish we could see the speedometer. Love the speed blur of the greenery.

My heart will go on
by Bolti

Comment:
Icelandic fantasies, methinks.

My Key Reflections
by cheegirl

Comment:
when the image first started to open, I thought of the Koshare kachina dolls, with white and black stripes. I like it much better with the keyboard, though! ;)

Natures King
by terje

Comment:
Gorgeous shot. I might have preferred you on the closer rock just to de-center you, but... I like it.