Wk_7_B&W_New Mexico
by twmax

Comment:
i quite like the openness of the sky and the wonderful softness of the clouds - i just wonder how it would look iwith a bit of adjustment on the levels to pop the clouds a bit more

are you there?
by Alicia

Comment:
without the textures i really think this would have not been close to the image you created - good work in seeing the possibilities and creativing a memorable image

Week 6 - St. Stanislaus Church
by wickee_one

Comment:
It's really wierd on this one - it seems that this building is leaning - and i am not sure why? I think it has to do with the crop on the left being ever so slightly different than that on the right

because of it, i think you have added just the right and necessary level of tension to keep our interest - if intentional then "You AWESOME"

this little light of mine
by jdannels

Comment:
excellent use of low key lighting - the fact that we can see such details in your eyelashes and yet the rest is to black shows a great control of exposure

Week 3: Sisters
by jasonlprice

Comment:
those are some awesome eyes you have captured - sisterly love and affection in a single snap

Week 7: Standing Guard
by jasonlprice

Comment:
creepy indeed! i think it works on several levels, from the halo of shadows on the windows above him, to the light streams behind him, to the wide eyed expression he has. the shirt and textures make this feel as if it were taken in the 1930s or something...cool stuff

Southeast
by Germaine

Comment:
the thing I learn and remind myself from this photo is how color can overwhelm textures, especially subtle ones such as clouds and water

Week 1: She Flies No More
by Blue Moon

Comment:
a cool little project - i find it interesting how the moth/butterfly is so bright compared to the flowers

Week 2: Lok-hurt
by Blue Moon

Comment:
so very graphic - i like the simple communication you have provided in these shapes

Week-03.jpg
by Ken

Comment:
the smoothness of the windows and sky provide a wonderful complement to the intersecting lines and angles