Vision at the window on a stormy night
by Bensted

Comment:

Originally posted by RyanWareham: loses a lot without being able to see the thumbnail, and that will lose points from me in this. it's a great concept, but thumbnail viewing should not be required to get the effect of your image. otherwise make your image smaller for the submission. 3/10 because you need the thumbnail to get the proper proportionate detail.

Wow, what a crazy analysis, but that's your prerogative, I wish it was possible to broaden your outlook, I mean this in a constructive way. I think this is brilliant and gave it a 10, I would rather have not seen the thumbnail because it locks the image into a somewhat fixed form. I love the abstractness of the larger image, it speaks volumes for the talent of this artist.

towers
by daisydavid

Comment:

Originally posted by bspurgeon: Great funky color. What film?

Thanks Ben, Nik SEP2 mild sepia toning, Kodak Tmax 100 with the Holga 120N, hand held at twilight so when scanning I had to boost a fair bit AND the back fell off the camera mid roll when the film jammed and I tried to force it (hey that's the kinda guy I've become ;)), so things were interesting for those frames that survived.

Vision at the window on a stormy night
by Bensted

Comment:
I really like this, wonderfully distinct yet ambiguous, and has a wonderful sense of sorrow. The thumbnail gives it away, I like this big version, it takes me away somewhere else.

The Old Apothecary
by Paul

Comment:
Nicely classic

Wilhelm
by rooum

Comment:
A likable ghoul if I ever saw one, nice.

how it ends
by odriew

Comment:
A front pager, toning and texture with a classic composition, well done.

Ectoplazmic Sea
by pixelpig

Comment:
Lovely wallowing and dreamlike.

winnowing
by jmritz

Comment:
A winner from me

ghost riding
by tnun

Comment:
Now we're in the right dimension, where's my whip ;)

talk to me
by mariuca

Comment:
Multi layered and subtle, easy to spend time here.