"Bodie" 2002 - 12.02.2006
by bandit

Comment:
Rest in Peace my feline friend. Great portrait.

Eiffel
by bragur

Comment:
Perfect example of photography making another kind of art. You have used the architecture elements and arranged them with an intellegent processing, cropping, and presentation choices that work wonderfully. I find myself wanting to see a silhouette of a person with their arm(s) in the air or possibly an umbrella small up on that top level. Not that the shot needs it though...just thought that would give it some extra pizazz.

Mornings Never Looked Better
by trnqlty

Comment:
I LOVE this whole series and the titles are superb! Have you tried to make them like a triptych and experimented with black and white and duotone conversion. Seriously should. These are great.

top_of_world.jpg
by justin_hewlett

Comment:
This is a great shot. Looks like a lego world or something like that and there is so much going on that makes you question the meaning of it all such as the lighting, the shadow, the landscape, the pose...

Down on Fascination Street
by melismatica

Comment:
This should have ribboned. this is truly 80s. I'm going to have to remember that ridiculous headlight lighting trick and give it a try! :)

Focus
by graphicfunk

Comment:
You were robbed with this one. One of the few images in this challenge I actually enjoyed looking at and thinking about.

Lurve
by Pedro

Comment:
Glad to see this up here. Well deserved. Lighthearted for the holiday but not too cheesy and overdone. If you smelled like cat's ass then other cats would like you.

Expedition
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
oh well well well looky looky who's in iceland now. :)

winter corn field
by undieyatch

Comment:
highly underrated. this is just perfect and that's all I can say.

Pruning season in the vineyards
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Seems I'm always adding your photographs to my favorites before I even know whose they are. This was way underrated. It was one of few in the challenge that depicted life as in living as in a human being doing more than just standing there. To me that is what the challenge was all about plus the lines are just so darn interesting.