Balloon Fun
by Jutilda

Comment:
Judy I love the high contrast conversion. It really works extremely well. You captured a great moment. It would be a series if you had a shot when the balloon burst.

Resting
by Jedusi

Comment:
Steve, this is excellent. It could easily be a 1940's image. Something Robert Capa may have shot. Your B&W conversion is excellent.

by Mephisto

Comment:
It could almost be mistaken for a stage set even though the sense of decay is clearly seen.

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
Of the three, I particularly like this one. The symmetry from the centered composition make it for me.

Engine 1
by Leo

Comment:
Very effective use of the LB. The colours really pop too.

fluke
by rinac

Comment:
The thumbnail definitely doesn't do it justice. When I opened it up, my first thought was, wow, Rina's now managed to do some of her funky photo impressionism with the LB. How cool is that. But seriously Rina, this is just lovely. And I know what you mean about no restrictions with the editing, it's so much fun just to play.

Chic
by Zigomar

Comment:
Normally I comment before reading others comments. Today I didn't. But in any case if I had, then you would also have had the comment about the guitar.

There's something about her hat and the lampshade that I like very much. I feel like I am being taken back to a bygone era. Late 60's I guess.

Oh and I like your processing

Message edited by author 2009-07-04 16:26:30.

Invisible Cowboy
by pawdrix

Comment:
OK, now that's priceless.

Checking It Out
by Germaine

Comment:
This really does have that miniature feel to it. Really interesting image. I like it.

Poison {v.2}
by RKT

Comment:
Excellent subject. The colours are wonderful