Silence!
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Just want you to know this is one of my top three picks for this challenge. Content and quality are excellent, the model's expression is great and you have again proven the uses of duct tape are unlimited.

Quiet Conversation
by HRoxas

Comment:
This is one of my personal top three choices for this challenge. Color, lighting and quality are all excellent. An amazing shot. Great job.

Exhausted
by e301

Comment:
Just want to tell you that this was one of my top three picks for this challenge.

My other two choices finished 1st and 2nd. Sometimes voters miss the mark and I think they did in this case.

The reasons I like it is that it is a good silhouette, the fire itself is not over exposed, it is very well composed and the grainy clouds and overall dark and morose appearance is perfect for an industrial shot. It is high quality. Congrats on a great shot.

Message edited by author 2004-03-10 20:43:55.

metallurgical engineering at night
by ursula

Comment:
The lighting, exposure and positioning the industrial plant cropped tightly at the bottom of the frame to hilight the rising clouds makes this a masterful composition. It is a top three image.

Cuppola
by TooCool

Comment:
A little noise reduction is needed. This image is very well composed.

Crane Reflections
by dsidwell

Comment:
Beautifully composed. The browns and dull yellow give this a sepia like quality. One of the top images for this challenge.

Joy of Design
by scalvert

Comment:
Color choice, composition and overall lighting should put this in the top three. This is a terrific shot.

45s and 90s - Beauty in the Angles
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
The lighting, the color, the content, the composition... this is just one super fine image. The only improvement would be to apply noise reduction to the sky. Despite the sky noise this should be a top 10 finisher and in the running for a ribbon.

archetypal
by xburnerx

Comment:
This is good as a sepia with intersting backlighting, but the black inset border is distracting to the image.

Structural Integrity In Building Design
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Lacks a focal point but still interesting. It might be nice to see how arranging the most lighted area of the structure according to the ROT would affect this image.