Cafe Chantant
by messerschmitt

Comment:
There are about 4 pictures worth of subject matter here. I mean that in a good way :) You really pressed the shutter button at just the right moment. Everybody has a really interesting expression / body language. The four groups of people orchestrate into some good commotion. They look like they're all playing a song together or something. She would be keyboards.

Retirement
by Brad

Comment:
This is totally cool. I would like it even more without the dropped shadow borders and the word PROOF emblazened across it.

by boysetsfire

Comment:
Well this is much more interesting than the wedding shot that *I* recently posted! And sharper, too!

She reminds me of one of those swans who rears up out of the water flapping its wings in a threatening manner.

by Gnarf

Comment:
I really like how the delicate precision of the numerical markings contrasts with the rough, worn metal surfaces. Great texture, especially on the lighter colored piece of metal.

I wonder what those markings are for? Angles?

by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I stared at this and I stared at this, but I just can not figure out what I'm looking at! I assume it's a single photo? Anyway, it's cool!

by nixter

Comment:
There's something very cool about this. The colors, the light, the retro feel...

SP Day 16
by Melethia

Comment:
Very cool! I like the light and processing very much, and I love that the photo includes the tail of a cat "who happened to wander through" while you were taking the picture. Random elements can add so much to a photo, don't you think?

Overcast
by Germaine

Comment:
Great mood in this one. Very painterly looking. Wonderful light for an overcast sky! Love that one little lonely(?) boat...

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by jblaylockrayner

Comment:
Now this is crazy! I like it very much!

Boy
by illoosi0n

Comment:
This is really, really good. His body language makes you want to give him a big hug and tell him everything's going to be all right.

There's so much going on with this photo (reflections, buildings, car parts, etc.) that it's hard to know what you're looking at. That's good, because it emphasizes the disorientation that the boy may be experiencing.

It also doesn't hurt that he's perfectly lit!