Shadow Dance
by autool

Comment:
The shape of the shadow (and time of year) makes me want to re-title this "Senior Prom."

I think I agree about either bringing out detail in the divider (screw threads), or get rid of the specular highlight and let it also be a soft, gray, semi-silhouette (shadow-like). Maybe take another version and spot-edit those highlights out to see.

Without messing with it I can't tell if rotation would help -- I think you got the "point" across pretty readily.

Introspective
by Toddh

Comment:
Really good job -- I want to try your duotone color scheme sometime.

Comfortable Silence
by rll07

Comment:
I don't know...the one with the big ears looks pretty guilty to me...

Barn
by David Ey

Comment:
I like playing with unusual duotone colors, but I don't think this quite works unless you're planning to look at it under a "black-light" at a rock concert...

Black & Copper Baroque
by amonteforte

Comment:
This is most excellently done if only two colors (would like a copy of your Duotone setup if you use Photoshop), but doesn't really have the "feel" of a "traditional" duotone.
Hope that was a non-toxic pen!

TOP SECRET
by jimmyn4

Comment:
Remember, John Ashcroft is watching YOU.

Overlook
by wdebeau1

Comment:
Too bad the fog isn't a bit thicker over by the top of the far bluff, hiding the more ordinary buildings. I like the composition and lighting; I'd probably have played with contrast and color combos, but have nothing definite in mind which would improve it.

The Guitarist
by arnit

Comment:
Or the Guitartst's Head?

Salt River Gorge
by rcrawford

Comment:
Nice bridges always seem to photograph well...maybe I'll start a Rant thread about all the "bridge photos" in every challenge...well maybe not -- it would discourage nice stuff like this.

Painted Sky
by pitsaman

Comment:

Originally posted by Crafty Sue: That's a awesome picture but I'm not brave enough to take picture's when the weather is like that. I've enjoyed several of you pictures Sue

Yeah, I thought the issuance of a tornado warning was an instruction to go into your storm cellar, not set up your tripod...