Yesterday's Jazz Today
by Charlene

Comment:
A title that makes the schoolboy side of me giggle and giggle (and which is far to saucy to explain).

Fantastic duotone, that makes me feel like I have stepped back in time to the 1960's

I love the effect that the lighting has created here. It is almost simultaneous low and high key

Great shot

Left Behind
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
Lovely composition and duotone conversion. Perhaps a little to heavy on the added noise but still a good shot

Wherever two or more of you are gathered...
by bmartuch

Comment:
I love the tones and hues of this shot, the centred composition works very well

Nive ethereal feel to it

Threatening
by aberration

Comment:
Wow great photo which almost has a steinbeck-esque quality. I love the perspective and the clouds are fabulous

Super duetone conversion - 9 from me

At rest
by nico_blue

Comment:
Beautiful duotome study, I like the crispness and serenity of the shot. A couple of wonderful little touches. The sharpness of the tree on the right and the fact that the mast of the boat looks like it is reflected to the left (which I appreciate is actually another boat) as well as in the excellent reflection)

Very nice shot

Off and Away
by PhotoRyno

Comment:
Great capture. A bit of a shame about the noise though

Giles: Grandma
by kevrobertson

Comment:
ooooo you are going to suffer with a lot of people who will not understand the reference point of this title. I have to say I oved his cartoons and this just made me laugh out loud

Good job and nicely blended with an original and intriguing photo - 7

Halloween (1978)
by bassbone

Comment:
Peter

Well many congrats on the high finish and replacing you 'fun' halloween shot on your profile with much darker one

I love the overexposed background behind michael myers, from your notes this had been the bit that had concerned you before the shoot but I have to say you nailed it 100%

It made me laugh that you scared the snot out of your wife, but I have to confess that if you had jumped out at me like that I would have been less than happy

Great homage to a film that scared the beejesus out of me when I first saw it

The Coming Storm
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Very nice B&W conversion with an amazing skyline (if you ever get time you really should do a tutorial on dodging and burning clouds for us newbies)

Such cool leading lines as well

Built in 1897
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Karen,

Picture postcard beautiful. It looks like the same tower from that great s-curve challenge entry.

Love the difference in colouring in the sky and the contrast of the ancient tower and the blazing city lights

As ever fantastic sharpness and dof

I did spot Waldo, but only because I was looking for him