Pegasus
by dsa157

Comment:
I love carousel horses. This guy is just emerging from the darkness. Great color and use of light. Awesome!!!

Abandoned
by Dim7

Comment:
I just ran across this in the "Vintage" gallery. I love the saturation and the overall dim quality to this photo. The composition is very good and the natural vs. the man made is nicely juxtaposed. The sagging roof makes the shot. Great lighting.

Truck after Truck; Tree after Tree
by JEFFJSB

Comment:
Just found this under the "Vintage" gallery. This is wonderful. As if they were planted!! The linear quality of this is well done. Nice composition.

Inside - Out
by debitipton

Comment:
I just ran across this in the "Vintage" gallery. I like the focus alot. The detail of the window and surround wood is nicely done. I love old buildings - they almost tell a story don't they? Great use of lighting and the angle including the other window is GREAT! Good one.

My Girl
by dartompkins

Comment:
This has great color and lighting. I just ran across this under the "Vintage" gallery. She has a natural expression and the overall composition is very good. My only crique might be to darken up that area in the back left that seems a bit bright.

Convergence
by ldallek

Comment:
I love the warm tones of the rusted red. The angle of the shot is interesting and the detail of the vehicle is well done. Old metal objects take on a wonderful weathered life of their own when left out, don't they? I enjoy this photo very much.

Door to the Past
by stormy

Comment:
This is really interesting. I love how old wood changes color over time. Is this a "wooden " out take?? I like the lighting almost appearing as a spotlight with the rounded area of dark to the left.

It might be cool to zoom in on part of it, catching one of the corners of one of the 4 panels. Just an idea.

On Her Own
by ergo

Comment:
Congratulations Rob. I reiterate what I said in my original post. This is interesting and effective all the way around. Great finish for you!!!

Don't Tread On Me!
by Sammie

Comment:
I love reading the descriptions after a challenge. This is a great shot, and I find it even better, knowing the situation under which you took it. YOU GO GIRL!! Nice lighting and perspective. I'm intrigued by the fact that it's almost that yin and yang with shadow to the left and light to the right. Very cool. The overall composition is simple and uncluttered. Much like how a snake lives his life. (Oh wow, I'm getting way too deep here).

You've got more nerve than me. Reptiles??? NO thanks - give me something with fur any day.

Early Retirement
by ShutterPug

Comment:
I didn't vote this high, but heh, it was extremely original and I give you kudos for that. People get so up in arms over the dumbest things. Nobody has your number memorized, so if they went to the trouble to look it up to find out who you are, then they are more of a sleuth than I.

Kee up the unique aspect to your work!!!