Random
by Jutilda

Comment:
VERY slice of life -- the progressively fading objects in the background (broom and shoes) are terrific counterpoints to your cat. That's a great expression on the cat's face, too -- like his thoughts are a million miles away.

Plugged in
by Jutilda

Comment:
Ah, until I read your description I had no idea what I was looking at (except for the white cup, of course). I couldn't imagine what was "plugged in", but it doesn't matter -- the photo's mystery really made me curious.

day 4: retreat
by ErinM

Comment:
Another nice photo, well done on the sepia. I'm guessing you dodged the eyes. Although they are a little too white for my taste, they really stand out.

fortress
by ErinM

Comment:
I think I prefer this one with the cooler tones. Even though he is looking at the camera the pose seems more natural. Such a serious expression for one so young. Great play of shadows.

day 2: grill
by ErinM

Comment:
Thanks for the story and for sharing your PP. It may be a result of your processing, but your photos seem so sexy to me!

Larry "I'm not a perv, usually" in NYC

Day-02.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
I wasn't absolutely sure this was a flower, though on some level I guess I knew. Not to be too nutty about it, but it strikes me immediately that this combines touches of Georgia O'Keefe with Andres Serrano -- something about flowers and femininity and blood. Beautiful, and though probably not intentional, those couple of little dark spots grounds it. Bravo!

Rice Fire
by cogerox

Comment:
Looks like a cloud. Awesome colors, and I like the nice wide angle.

Market Lady
by cogerox

Comment:
Beautiful b&w. I don't know if that's primarily due to the conversion technique (thanks for sharing the link, by the way) or to the yellow filter, but it looks amazing. I like your composition, too.

Mason Squared
by jenesis

Comment:
Looks like a fun, good natured kid. Great eyes! I really like the PP you did on this, too.

My Dog has a Foot Fetish
by jenesis

Comment:
Excellent diptych (I'm a sucker for dogs, I admit). What a sweet face. I wanted to cuddle him until I read about the -uh- problem. :-)