Faces
by Boomer911

Comment:
That's an interesting photograph. Quite compelling.

Phantom-of-the-Opera-II
by judojoe

Comment:
Pretty model and pose. I like the colours. Perhaps would have cloned out the right (to the viewer) shoulder and replaced with black cloth.

ice ice baby
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
At such an intimate distance, features become topography of a strange, yet lovely landscape. The colours you chose serve to disassociate the form from the face. Nice, interesting work.

rape-seed field
by wingyisleeds

Comment:
In the USA they like to call rape by the euphamism Canola. Now and again, if you're lucky, you can come across a sky-blue field of flowering flax adjacent to a golden yellow field of flowering rape down in Sussex. It's a sight to behold.

snow in new york
by sevilduvarci

Comment:
Now that reminds me! You've got the essence of a snowy night in NYC there. It's magnificent. That lampost and the trash can - so typical - yet so nice when covered in frosting. The East Village is really much fun in bad weather for photography, I noticed. People are too concerned with rain, snow or whatever to notice one snapping away.

Nothing Regular Here
by figment

Comment:
My friend, you have some great photo locations on hand. I envy you. This is a very nice treatment too.

Marta & Victoria II
by arngrimur

Comment:
A very colourful image achieved through the use of b/w. A breakthrough... ;-)

Alone II
by AutumnCat

Comment:
Bright - the grey tones of the background and the location are very nice. It's cliched in its desaturation - but a nice image none-the-less.

c r a s h
by PurpleFire

Comment:
Gower (and on to St. Davids where I spent much time doing geological mapping) are outstandingly lovely places. People and beer are good as well ;-) The shipwrecks along the coast - base of cliffs - are worthy photographic locations.

Message edited by author 2006-09-25 11:01:00.

Sweet chestnuts
by h2

Comment:
Lovely simplicity. I like this better too.