Three Guys / Tribute to Willy Ronis
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I keep thinking of what to say about this photo because I really, really like it, but probably for all the reasons that sound trite: I love sepia pictures. Its sharp. I love the feel of city pics. Well. . .how 'bout its just one of those pictures that for some reason I just love -- period! :) Good luck! I hope it does well!

Cultivator: A Tribute to Andrew Sovjani
by dw_photo

Comment:
A beautiful "my kind of" winter photo. Very much appeals to the kind of photo I love and try to capture myself! Good luck!

el`e·men'tal : John Paul Caponigro
by Rikki

Comment:
I'm not that familiar with this photographer, but it is a stunning, striking photo!!! The colors are so rich! The scene so powerful!

My other side (tribute to Andrzej Dragan)
by Giorgio

Comment:
This is a WONDERFUL, perfectly executed tribute to that amazing photographer. I love the effect he is famous for, and you have done it so well, and have such a great composition here. One of my favorites here in my opinion! Good luck.

In Ansel's Footsteps
by dsidwell

Comment:
Looks like you are well on your way to having his style nailed down! This does make me think of his high contrast mountainous work. Good job.

Untitled (Inspired By Uelsmann)
by MQuinn

Comment:
This is quite striking!

Rise
by Tuckersmom

Comment:
That's a beautiful choice. The color and perfection of that flower. . .against such a striking black background make this a most excellent photo! Good luck.

"Drop of RGB" - tribute to Harold E. Edgerton, inventor of high speed photography.
by biggusignoramus

Comment:
Amazing! These shots of mid-air water droplests never cease to inspire awe in me! And the red & green colors. Nice touch. It looks very complicating to shoot!

Anne Geddes Tribute
by twm122

Comment:
Whooooaaaahhhh. . . .I needed a little warning before having that much "cute and awesome" pop into my vision. Its so pretty it took me aback when I first saw it. Good Luck! I love it!!!!!!!

Yours truly by -Anton Corbijn- and vice versa
by HCvE

Comment:
Now THAT is an amazingly creative way to show that you really have captured this photographer's style. And indeed you have! Its very interesting with the grain and the high contrast. Fantastic job!