Born 1900
by facesastheycome

Comment:
the high contrast on this really works great. I like the angle you took to photograph this handsome person.

Grainy Days
by JPR

Comment:
well composed image. i like the tones and the lighting on the man and the rocks in the foreground. 7

Medieval
by Ekenborg

Comment:
The perspective is very well done - it makes the building seem very imposing. I wish the water in the foreground were just a little brighter so that I could see a little more detail. For example, my monitor is pretty bright and I really have to work to see any detail at all in the wall.

Pain
by hotpasta

Comment:
What a wonderful portait - the grain adds so much humanity to the image.

Feldpost: 8/8/1944; Last letter Home
by dsterner

Comment:
This is an incredibly awesome message. The major flaw I see is that the grain/ noise in the photo is a strange color. I pick up some greens and pinks in the grain, making this very important letter looks strange.

Edit - I would recommend trying this is B/W and using sepia (coloration of the b/w image) to bring out the old feel of it.

Minimal Edit PAD 6 "Pelican Prow"
by noraneko

Comment:
I like the angle of the shot - looking down the bow of the boat works really well. Your decision to underexpose makes a lot of sense - you have a lot of white in this photo and you can dodge/ burn or selectively brighten areas of this a little to pop it more.

To Be in Kansas Again
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Very nice image - lovely sepia and textures. one of the best I have seen so far in the challenge

Humor Me
by ThingOne

Comment:
Wonderful image -love the expressions and the choice of processing. This could easily be a hollywood movie set from the 1950's. Great job 9

Over the Rver ...
by onegr8dady

Comment:
this is very cool - I just wish it was a little larger so I could see some more of the detail.

You do this for you Jack Sparrow and him Black Pearl?
by raish

Comment:
i like the composition a great deal, but the grain in this photo has a very strong green and pink hue to it