Classic Architecture
by surfdabbler

Comment:
Excellent job on the B&W conversion. The frame works with the photo.

Golden Curves
by moonwell

Comment:
Wow, this really is colorful. Good control on the exposure (interior is bright yet the windows are blown). Good compositional shapes.

The Tower of Time
by blacjack

Comment:
I think this is an example of how a photo can be good without being super-sharp. I like the dreamy quality and the shadows on the tower.

Columns
by pasaro

Comment:
One of my challenge faves, so far. Interesting shapes, interesting detail, nicely composed, and I like the play of light and dark "steps". It's good that you are looking straight on and not looking up.

Millie the Beautiful
by hotpasta

Comment:
Yes, I can see she would be a big help on those dangerous location shoots -- assuming the red on her muzzle is bad-guy blood. :-)

Cute pup!

creepy
by sacredspirit

Comment:
Bad Storm Coming. I assume the "original" is unretouched and you increased the contrast on the inset? Pretty cool, and yes, creepy.

PORTAL
by essay

Comment:
This seems familiar - is it O'Hare airport? Interesting perspective, I'm wondering if you've flipped the photo!

Historic Haunted Hotel
by hahn23

Comment:
Looks familiar -- is this where they filmed the TV version of The Shining? Nice reds, whites & blues.

Too Late
by JoAnna3853

Comment:
What a great old entrance, and I like the concept of the girl in front, but technically there are some problems: it's not very sharp, the girl sort of disappears against the background, the upper left corner is too bright and draws the eye away from the subjects, a lot of empty space down front, plus you've got the phone wires. Maybe shot at a later time of afternoon, with a tripod and a reflector or fill flash, would bring better results (though no recommendation for the wires, unless you can cut them down). ;-)

There are Rats in the Catacombs
by pixelpig

Comment:
This is exceptional (and quite disturbing).