Begonia Glow
by cpanaioti

Comment:
Unbelivable. The lighting is just out of this world. Really, really good shot! :)

Hey Wilber
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Very nicely done! The colors are lovely, and the clarity of focus is splendid. I like it!

Lonely Still
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
Sweetly beautiful! I love the silvery tones. Excellent work!

d4.jpg
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
All the lighting, shadows, and textures in this iamge are wonderful. Something about the way the hills almost fade into shadow, and but just before that, glow again, creates an awesome, surreal atmosphere.

fis2640.jpg
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Oh - I didn't see this one... :) Love it.

fis640.jpg
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Curiously strange - makes you think. :D The beautiful silvery tones contrast nicely with the soft yellow and green.

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41246847-L.jpg
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Intensely moody - the high contrast and something about the lighting really give this image a powerful feeling of desolation and evil. Excellent shot!

Glowing Forest
by stare_at_the_sun

Comment:
Exquisite.

by sevilduvarci

Comment:
I love the rich colors... and like so many of your photos, this has captured two worlds. I could sit here forever studying the details of this image and still find more and more. There is the world of the two people - cold, shadowy, and quiet, with evening approaching. Then the world inside, warm and glowing, and yet still filled with shadows. What is so intriguing about this shot is that my attention is pulled almost simultaneously, it feels, between the two worlds, so that nothing really feels quite real. My eye is first drawn to the rich colors of the wooden door thing, but then it tries to slip out the window, although my attention never leaves the reddish wood.
So neat. :)

Pain or Pleasure
by Blackbox

Comment:
So interesting... the title is a contradition, as is the photo itself. The silhouettes weave in and out of focus. Some are sharp, others are fuzzy and soft, so that the same time, I can almost feel a prickly scratch of thorns, and a sort of fuzzy tickling sensation. Very unique and evocative image!