The Brothers Grim
by trevytrev

Comment:
I think your sensor needs cleaning.
;)

Great use of the overlay and the border - really does this justice.

Feb 10.jpg
by Mr_Pants

Comment:
You have ENTIRELY too much time on your hands LOL

IMG_5749.jpg
by Brad

Comment:

Originally posted by sfalice: Yeeps! Don't they still have those creepers that you could lay on? :-))

I never use them. You haven't seen my floors have you?



Same epoxy paint that was put down 8 years ago. I like a clean shop.

IMG_5097.jpg
by Brad

Comment:
Chez Brad??? ROFL
This was in the Condo Anne & Jane rented for the week they were here.

IMG_5197.jpg
by Brad

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: Yowza. Nice location! Should I ever make it down your way, I'm assuming you'll show me where this is?

You can count on it!

ponder
by ErinM

Comment:
Attitude.
Judi's right about the eyes too - piercing!
Good choice on an image to use too. The textures and tone lend them selves well to adding to the overall attitude.

by daboardergirl

Comment:
And use it well you did.
This actually was a great candidate. The colors really made this work well!

by nixter

Comment:
First impression was that I was looking at a still from a High School movie that was shown in classroom on a pull-down screen in front of the chalkboard. I see it flickering and can hear the clacking of the cogs on the movie projector and back in the corner, Bill and Nancy are necking while the room is dark.

Buffalo Herd
by annig

Comment:

Originally posted by sherpet: Pretty as a picture.....

It is a picture.
*grin*

Some of us go to Zoos and such to see these - you just go wandering about the countryside, la la la la..

moooo

Boredom
by kellian

Comment:
Wonderful image and can think of nothing else that could make it any better, other than a wide mat and a frame, and of course getting it on a wall to be enjoyed in her home, for decades to come. This is truly what a camera is for - preserving the memories of our lives, as they can never be replicated.

Edited to add:
The more I looked at this, the more it hit me it the white point was a bit off and could use with a levels adjustment to brighten it up a touch and give to look of added contrast without the harsh effects of contrast adjustment only. Here is what I came up with:

and the one step adjustment:

(my monitor is calibrated with a Spyder3 btw)


Message edited by author 2008-02-08 13:36:06.