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.

day7.jpg
by MadMan2k

Comment:
Nicely spare and simple.

Untitled
by Tej

Comment:
Nice depth of field and how the facial blur isn't so much that you can't get a sense of expression.