Doomsday Power Conspiracy
by Tallbloke

Comment:
great capture!

Destroid Petrol Car
by TUBORG

Comment:
nice colors and composition.

Dracula's Pet Cat
by Breeee123

Comment:
the (flash?) light is a bit harsh, and the focus should have been in the eyes

Devil's Perfect Child
by grigrigirl

Comment:
darn great shot! I wonder about the legality of the superimposed texture, though...

Irina
by LevT

Comment:

Originally posted by ubique: Originally posted by Egor: ... your wife looks distinctly bored... She's married to a professor of physics; she has no choice (sorry Lev - kidding!)

that, and the fact that she's been married to him for 21 years... :)

Realm of the Supernatural
by Brad

Comment:
Brad,
congrats on another ribbon and a nice shot! Unlike most others it looks so natural it could've been a positive :)

Flying…
by edmeng

Comment:
Valera,
congrats on another ribbon - now you've completed the spectrum :). You got a handle on this thing now - way to go!

Silencio
by kiwiness

Comment:
sometimes snapshots are much better than "planned" shots. This is a good example. Congrats on a fine image, and yet another ribbon!

Tango
by LevT

Comment:
Hi Paul,
nice to hear from you :)
I agree: B&W works better with tango. I was very lucky to get these shots. They are not "posed" as most of tango shots are, but really snatched from the heat of a real dance, and it shows. This woman (a Russian, believe it or not) is really amazing - she just started tango 3 years ago (a grade student by tango standards) but she is so good, and so in love with it. It also shows, I guess. In fact, I darkened the guy a little bit on this photo to focus more on her amazing face. Glad that you liked it.

Message edited by author 2006-04-29 03:35:20.

The Hub of Life
by Telehubbie

Comment:
love this shot. foottracks make it much more interesting. It's a lucky find: I have been to White Sands last year (see my portfolio), but haven't seen anything like it.