yin-yang
by ursula

Comment:
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Message edited by author 2010-03-17 13:33:03.

The Pierre Hotel (Rendition)
by pawdrix

Comment:
I love this one. And thank you for the link to Ken Rosenthal.

by zeuszen

Comment:
:) Funny how it looks alien, and yet, totally familiar.

Evening Calm
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Love the tall grasses in front!

La Tour Eiffel - France
by Melethia

Comment:
Many congratulations, Deb! This is beautifully done.

Deer Point Conspiracy
by Jutilda

Comment:
Congratulations, Judy!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am so glad you got this very well deserved ribbon.

Message edited by author 2009-10-26 01:24:15.

The Good Times
by senor_kasper

Comment:
Ahh, so this is where this one came from! :) Congratulations on your ribbon, it is well deserved.

Autumn Grasses, 10/07
by Bear_Music

Comment:
Oh, I do like this! I can feel the light.

Storm over Florence
by LevT

Comment:
Congratulations, Lev! Excellent capture.

Short nap
by Melethia

Comment:
It does look overprocessed, and the vignette doesn't seem to really add much to the image (intrude instead). The frame also seems a bit on the tight side. What kinda "bothers" me most in this one is that the story seems rather weak (or confused?). There's the man, supposedly napping, and the bike, and a bunch of prominent architectural elements (brick road, bench, decorative wall, ironwork, plus grates and plywood). In particular, what do the man and the bike have to do with each other, or, why are they together in this picture? The way the picture is framed, it would seem there's a reason for it, but it is not apparent (to me). The angle you used, also, eye-level, is a bit uninspired.

So to answer your question in the thread, is it worth reworking. Well, I would say probably not. It's quite a beautiful snap, much better than your average snap, but it still is a snap. And I don't mean that at all to offend, it is just my assessment on how it might be perceived at an art photography site.