Perched
by jjusa

Comment:
I like the vertigo feeling here. I'm not a big fan of heights but in a photo I don't fear that I;ll fall through the screen. ;)

Fountain at Night
by kprasad9375

Comment:
Seems to be very lo contrast -interesting technique

Wilkes-Barre at Night
by Gryphx

Comment:
nice and quaint.

City Noir
by dswann

Comment:
Really like the contrast here. It makes me feel like I want to see more on the bottom and some of the top cropped off. Very nice though - title works as well.

church at night
by prashant_168

Comment:
An amazing and "hip" feeling capture. THe subject, angle, and even the simple composition really work - also the warm and cool colors are very eye catching. 8

outside suburbia's sprawling
by klkitchens

Comment:
The tones and processing are hip. It makes me think of a scary movie - maybe Halloween.

Self Portrait with "Fire"
by wheeledd

Comment:
I love this as an artist portrait. It makes me want to meet you.

Inside of "Fire"
by wheeledd

Comment:
His expression is similar to yours. Great shot.

Aging (from the Sunset Series)
by wheeledd

Comment:
I actually reviewed this and was unable to post it on my iPhone so I saved it for later. I rewrote it when actually posting and wanted to give you more but sometimes words are not enough.

It was the one photo that I kept thinking about.

You are right about "contemporary art" being the "now" rather than "modern" which was decades ago â€Â¦ so I'm glad they included "contemporary" in the challenge description.

I love the story and I love that this is a shot that reflects the reality of your life. Thank you so much for posting all the information - truly moving and you are an artist that I would aspire to emulate.

I can't imaging how this wouldn't play well by the jury â€Â¦ and as you know I gave it the highest score possible - the only photo I gave a 10.

Hinomaru
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Sorry for the strange comment. I was trying to comment on all images but ran out of time. Some of my comments were abridged ;) I thought it was great - and it was tough to see how it was a photo and not digital art. Not a bad thing by any means. I actually like it more knowing the context / object.

Originally posted by tate: photo vs image 6

Message edited by author 2010-03-15 09:59:05.