goin' somewhere
by DKMRancidNOFX

Comment:
The harshness of the light and contrast suits the image, the vertigo-inducing perspective. Looking at it, I feel exactly as I would if faced with having to climb the real thing - hesitantly fearful.

Day 9 - Spinner
by Bruce_the_Robert

Comment:
Geez, it's like some giant vortex sucking in the flowers. :) I would like to see those blurred circles around the spinner take up the whole frame, from top to bottom, so would suggest trying to crop out much of the bottom leg to see what that does to the composition's impact. Actually, I can see it very well in my mind's eye - I'll be happy to send you an example crop of what I mean if you want the input.

Rise
by mango

Comment:
The beauty of this shot - to me, I cannot put it into words. What you've accomplished here is admirable. And don't ever think of removing that airplane. :)

Une Lueur Dans l'Obscurité (A Gleam In the Darkness)
by yanko

Comment:
Breathtaking capture - one of my instant tens. And seriously, I'm going to have to convince you to tell me how you do b&w conversions - do you have a price? :)

Cypher
by e301

Comment:
A truly standout shot - an almost mathematical variety; brilliant crop/framing and use of your subjects to form their own leading line.

by JPR

Comment:
Nice fluidity of colors - I believe a tighter crop on the left might be even more effective - with her raised hands ending in the upper corner.

by JPR

Comment:
Gorgeous study of subtlety and light - really very nice.

Shuffling Into Oblivion
by timfythetoo

Comment:
This is a remarkable image for its lighting and sense of otherworldliness. I was going to say the tilt is a bit too extreme for my taste, but as I sit here I can't imagine it having the same striking impact with a lesser tilt - maybe that's what makes the 'wow' effect for this shot - how it goes so flagrantly against our expectations of a more leveled composition.

downtown
by heida

Comment:
Really really nice - I particularly like how you can glimpse more background subjects *through* the blur of the foreground subject. There's no formula for a great shot - this shot has even more "aggressive" blur than another of yours where I noted that fact of the composition did not work for me, but here it works for me. Works fantastically, as a matter of fact. :)

Flutter (a month of blur)
by Jutilda

Comment:
Very nice capture - sharp where it needs to be, blurry where it helps convey the moment.