Framed
by parrothead

Comment:
A few blown areas on this shot but looking at the rest of the picture I'd guess that was deliberate? very nice variation on a portrait shot. bumping1

Not much to do on the farm these days....
by KiwiChris

Comment:
Excellent exposure and clarity in this shot, if you were facing just a touch to the right you'd have got an eye and more interest into the picture? bumping1

"My Computer Has Me Spinning"
by Tressider

Comment:
Am sure I saw something similar recently (done differently though). I like the effect and the angle of the shot as got me spinning - well done.

Down there
by heida

Comment:
I'm becomming a fan of negatve space, I just can't do it as well as you have. Great shot, and an excellent choice of model ;) I

Bass Lover
by Nazgul

Comment:
Great use of b&w, I think you got the shot spot on. If I could fault it I'd probably have been kissing rather than liking?

Me, Myself, and Eye
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Great work, and well excecuted.

Blurred Interlude
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I've sat looking at this pic for 10 minutes trying to write a comment, am lost for words. There are so many stories this picture can tell and eveything about it is excellent.

Dad
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Stephen, thanks or the comments and no, you didn't see this man in the pain challenge (not by me anyway). In 25 years I'll be able to take self portraits and look just like this!

Goldie
by Kylie

Comment:
Kylie, you have certainly got this motor shooting lark down to a fine art, they keep getting better. There is quite a lot of red/orange reflection on this shot, nit picking I'd wonder if it would look better without it? (clutching at straws to find fault cos I'm jealous). The angles you use are really complimentary to the cars.

Get this set over to a classic car mag and get some money

Garden of Man
by Kylie

Comment:
"Pretty much right out of the camera."

Pretty much perfect, I'm almost there walking amongst the scene. And Garden of Man II takes this to another dimension!