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by option

Comment:
I like this process you have worked on, are these with your D200?

I M A G I N E
by yanko

Comment:
I like how you left the horizon crooked. I was talking to my aunt one day who is a muralist in SF and she was asking me about what I look for in a shot and how I edit. And I told her some stuff and usually I try to have a straight even horizon. And she asked why, and I had no good answer, I think mostly its been drilled into me surfing here and on the web. She said that often horizons produced by artists that aren't level are meant to make the viewer feel that they are walking through the scene. Because when you are walking you are never really that straight up and down and the horizon would not be perfectly level. I get that sense here.

by yanko

Comment:
this is cool

Deck 1.1
by Retroesque

Comment:
nice to see the light wra around the metal and into the shadow

Carefree
by Retroesque

Comment:
what amazing color and the movement is just fabulous, I am glad you are doing this challenge again.

Together Alone
by Retroesque

Comment:
classic, I love the DoF to seperate them from the water

Horizontal
by Retroesque

Comment:
I love how you used the light to show the napper

Reflection
by Retroesque

Comment:
I love how the reflections and shadows criss cross

Like a Prayer
by Retroesque

Comment:
I like it, a great study in the everyday.

Perspective
by Retroesque

Comment:
the back story really adds interest to the image, very nice :)