AAA-AA-C-D
by timfythetoo

Comment:
There's just no stopping you, is there?

Whatever Floats Your Boat
by hesitant

Comment:
It's funny, I'd assumed this was gonna be Orvaratli's...



Not much has changed in 4 years, eh? Nice shot, great finish!

San Marco, Venice
by salmiakki

Comment:
Oh, this one REALLY works. I love the atmosphere of it.

DSC_7779-w-work-in-progress
by nivlek

Comment:
Ah, the golden age of Cadillacs and tailfins :-) 1960 model here, albeit somewhat modified :-)

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Love the low-rider aspect of it, the awesome pipes.

Where'd you find this?

1120596
by pixelpig

Comment:
"Abstract Impressionism" is an interesting thought. From my point of view, this borrows more from abstract expressionism than it does from any impressionist techniques, in the sense that impressionism is essentially a way of capturing the recognizable essence of the familiar, whereas expressionism is more about revealing the hidden essence of the artist.

But of course, in THIS "challenge" we're dealing with "photographic impressionism", and who the heck knows what that means? Or even cares? I share your fascination with squiggles of light, myself :-)

Zaca Station Road
by Germaine

Comment:
I actually KNOW Zaca Station Road! I wonder how many in DPC can say that? The image is an interesting experiment. I'd never have thought of LB-stacking, myself :-)

Mesa Verde
by pmichaud

Comment:
I see where you're going with this, but it seems curiously flat and washed-out. Where I'd expect a feeling of depth, solidity, and age, I take away, instead, a sort of gauzy insubstantiality that seems at odds with the gravitas of the place.

vulture-cardinal
by vawendy

Comment:
OMG whatta shot!

Bad Hair Day
by bassbone

Comment:
I've had a couple good finishes with these animals as well: 10th and 11th. Sadly, mine aren't around anymore; they've moved off-cape. People seem to like these whimsical beasts.



I like your shot the best of these 3 :-) How about showing people the original version, so they can see why you cropped to one horn?

Insanitea
by gyaban

Comment:
It's good to see you moving away from the featureless backgrounds, which I always thought were limiting your shots. This one is exceptionally nice. Apparently there are some voters who don't recognize the evolution and think this is the same ol' same ol', as evidenced by the 18 low votes, but in the end your distribution is heavily skewed towards the positive. Well done!

Message edited by author 2011-03-08 17:09:30.