IMG_7605-icy-marsh
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Gorgeous shot Bear. did you process this with the NIK HDRefex? if so i really like the subtleties that youre about to achieve with it. i love the color contrast in the ice in the foreground.

Classic New York
by dahlin

Comment:
i really like the feel of this! the contrasty sepia totally brings out the New York vibe in it. did you add blur to the background? if so the blur around the empire state building seems a little harsh. i do however like how the blur makes the city fall away from you, definitely adding to the awesome dynamic of the photo

-Max

DSC00279 cityscape2
by LandzEnca

Comment:
nice cityscape! that bridge looks like it would make for a sweet picture from the end of it. really cool underlighting. where was this taken?

-Max

IRONMAN
by LVicari

Comment:
Congrats Leo! yet another fantastic shot. one things for sure, youve got some style :P

Curiosity
by gwilton111

Comment:
great pet portrait! i really like the almost black and white feel with just the tinges of tan/brown in the fur.

jimmy
by nixter

Comment:
incredible (like most of your stuff). i must admit i really like the colored photos that you do even more than your signature black and whites. the harsh almost caustic tones that you use at such low opacity really bring out the mood in this photo

Playstation
by Melethia

Comment:
I know that ive told you this before but i just love your work. these public "candids" that seem like they could be posed juxtapositions. you really know how to expose society, culture, and life, instead of just exposing light.

Friendly Persuasion
by Jutilda

Comment:
apart from the great composition and lighting/DR, the cuteness factor of this one really takes it from being a good photo to being a great photo. just yesterday i read something that made me think alot about the objectivity of candid-type shots, "it is highly important to realize that there can be no such thing as an emotionally neutral statement... whether we mean it or not every single thing we design and make will have some kind of subjective impact , for good or bad, over and above its overt rational purpose". in short no matter how well tuned a photo may be objectively, it is the subjective impact that makes a photo wonderful.

trapeze
by Jutilda

Comment:
the visible grain in the background really adds a raw feeling to the shot, further accentuating the delicacy of the spider and single line of silk

Floating in a Midnight Sea
by Jutilda

Comment:
great colors. i really like how the folds on the edges are burned to really give the curves depth.