The Texas State Capitol
by SandyP

Comment:
you should be the official Texas tourist photographer! You make everything sing.

Shelbey, B&W, High Contrast
by jackal9

Comment:
I like the glint of light on the eye and the darkness.

Bearded Man
by dainmcgowan

Comment:
thats pretty great grain for 3200 ISO, it still has lots of details and the grain really adds to this shot, looks much better than I think it would with a healthy dose of NI or the like.

Congress Mercado
by BAMartin

Comment:
I like the scene, it looks like the grays got a bit muddy, but I also think that fits the scene.

#4 - Dirty Flower
by colorcarnival

Comment:
the conversion on this is great, it has so much detail and they work so smoothly together.

Week 13 - Man on dike
by hajeka

Comment:
I love it, I am big fan of shots like this very graphic and allows for so much space to envelope the viewer and gives a good perspective of how small one can be in the world.

A PP tip: An easy way to get rid of the halos if you want to sharpen something is to set your clone tool to darken mode. After you have sharpened zoom in on the halos and pick a small radius, just larger than the halo. Sample from just above the halo and run the clone tool along the halo, it will disappear. :) You can PM if you want a better explanation or more help. :)

Garfunkels (Week 14)
by booboo_goon

Comment:
I really like the ggrungy contrast, gives it grit. The motion blur is nice, makes me feel like the building has watched so many pass by its doors.

Abstract sky (Week 13)
by booboo_goon

Comment:
very nice architecture abstract, the reflections and patterns give the eye many place to wander and explore.

what direction
by Mephisto

Comment:
you have a knack for these abandoned buildings and sepia toning, always a pleasure to view. :)

commute-bw.jpg
by kolasi

Comment:
very cool city scene, one of those scenes that is around all the time but takes a good eye to see it. well done!