Memory Lane
by ajschel

Comment:
Almost like a mirror, good find. I like the b&w presentation. I know it is toned, but I still call that b&w.

Moet bijna Nederlands zijn, zo'n kaarsrechte weg in een polderlandschap met van die netjes geplantte bomen. Maar de schuur is de doorslaggevende factor. Geen idee waar het is, ik heb dit soort wegen gezien in de Wieringermeer, de Beemster en in de buurt van Mijdrecht.
Na het beoordelen van een stuk of 80 entries tot nog toe, één van de betere inzendingen.

The Christmas Card
by SandyP

Comment:
Is this a real town? It almost looks like Disneyland like this. :)

Stand OUT
by dugpark

Comment:
Nice photo, the one that stands out catches my eye. The dark tones are restful.

Tongue Out
by RiderGal

Comment:
I think I saw that horse race on tv, doesn't he always let his tongue hang out? Really weird to see.

Souvenir from Stockholm
by Pascal

Comment:
I like this color, good and strong. Makes the photo timeless.

Offering
by sher

Comment:
The 640px size is too small for photos like this. ;)

Don't get me wrong, I like the photo, but I don't like the colors. It is like as if there is a cold purple/blue haze over it.

Here is what I mean (workshop photo):

Layer your original and this one in photoshop and flip between them.

Golden rays
by LalliSig

Comment:
Original, interesting scene. Good colors, but I find the snow to be a bit on the grey side, but that's perhaps just my taste. 7

Thanks for your PM, removed the WS version.

Message edited by author 2006-02-01 17:25:35.

Migration Interupted
by ellamay

Comment:
Despite the fact that they run out of the frame with their legs a very cool photo. Love the way the water and dust show the motion and action. The hippo makes the shot, they all seem to want to get accross in front of it. :)

Curves
by Sammie

Comment:
I like it that you choose B&W to emphasize the lines and shadows, it has a nice classic feel. I personally might have chosen to drop the sky to focus all attention on the sand dunes. 8

Crossing
by Andelain

Comment:
Good use of patterns, imo it would be just as good without the person in it.