Taillight Trio
by Brad

Comment:
I didn't vote on or enter the Threes challenge.
I find it a bit difficult to see three right away and with the speed voters that probably hurt you quite alot. I also look at everything backwards from the rest of you so I think it should have been flipped 180 degrees horizontally, allowing the left to right readers to be drawn into the picture instead of out the bottom.

Suspended Animation
by autool

Comment:

Originally posted by RHoldenSr: Excellent shot. On my monitor I see a purple hue around the fine lines of the ropes and shield? How did you achieve the grayscale? I would have voted it a 7-8.

I used Channel Mixer for the grayscale and Photo Filter, to get the hew. I was having trouble getting the cords to show up against the sunless/overcast sky, experimented and this seemed to work quite well.

Thanks for the comment and question.

Iunia
by Tiberius

Comment:
You got in on the subject, which I think is great. A treasured photo keep shooting.

Impressionism
by poeticphoto

Comment:
Very,very,VERY nice. All of them.

mirror and image - two buildings looking at each other
by claudia26

Comment:
You didn't have to tell us, bad title, wonderful shot. 8

Brooklyn Bridge
by JPR

Comment:
Superb use of existing components in your composition. Its on the drak and dreary side but still commands high score.

Rooms with a view
by bpickard

Comment:
I sure would have liked this one more if it were a bit brighter in the lower portion of the shot. Great subject, good angle, super sky.

Stick & Adobe
by Bud

Comment:
Great subject. I wonder if your angle of approach could have been different to give it more power/impact. Probably out of the box for DPC folks. 8

The Sage Building
by Blackdog

Comment:
What a wonderful subject and a nice view. Nit pick, but I think cropped too close on the right. In this case both should be exactly equal. One of the top shots IMO.

Sky Slide
by qmdi

Comment:
Great color mix and wonderful angle. Top shot IMO