Kennet Rainbow
by Warby

Comment:
great idea for framing

Nothing to See Here
by DefyTime

Comment:
LOL. How did you managed to get 16 honey bears at one time? The contrast of the honey on the red may not be perfect, but still a nice catch.

Light
by LeadKite

Comment:
would be much better without the electricity, i almost see it that way, but just almost

A L Y S S A
by librodo

Comment:
beautiful, my favorite out of these three

i wish - and i see jutilda just noted the same - you would publish some processing details sometimes...

Message edited by author 2006-09-04 16:51:17.

Platform 5
by alexgarcia

Comment:
would there be less of the platform and more of the rails, could score higher i guess

An unhappy man has yet to see the beauty of nature.
by savewords

Comment:
the silhouette is crisp and cool, the sky pleasentely low key, but the lines of the fence somehow spoil it IMHO

Lightmare - A Staple's Fate
by posthumous

Comment:
love the approach and idea, light on her is good as well, pity the light on the staple remover (and on the finger there)

A Touch of Class - Senior 2006
by dartompkins

Comment:
great use of b/w and intriguing portrait but to be honest, it doesn't convey any "education" feel to me

Apocalyptic Vision
by SJCarter

Comment:
surprising how often people associate apocalypse with pink color :-)

the pinkish shade on the white walls is great and the light on the top of the tower just perfect. May be I would clone the grass onto the road to make the church less ordinary.

this is highschool.
by drudru

Comment:
i kinda share the feeling (esp. since i recently started to teach at a univesity here :-) and at first look i liked the composition and your choice of colors. but after second look i wander why the letters next to the pen are printed and not handwritten, why the line beneath them gets thin... it make is too artificial, not a remark someone would write in school when bored...