I Walk Because I Cannot Fly
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Super BW (ah, your high contrast!). Almost worship the ground it walks on, splendidly rendered. Congrats on ph yellow.

Week 04 - Studebaker
by Ken

Comment:
What aguapreta said. This just dances and sings, all because you know how to use your camera and people used to know how to make beautiful machines for the privileged. (edit for spelling).

Message edited by author 2008-02-04 00:07:06.

Graveyard-ropongi.jpg
by kolasi

Comment:
I'm not sure about this - I liked the original; I think because the weight, the meat of the matter, is in the graveyard (perhaps unfortunately put) and the corp. bldgs. are properly seen as ghosts whereas in the revision, although the buildings are starkly defined, appropriately cut and dried as it were, they throw the weight upward. On the other hand, it makes a stronger statement about the difference between the 2 worlds...(How do people not go crazy deciding these things?)

Week 4
by chris48083

Comment:
Nice and gritty. Agree with others about DOF, also would like the L better aligned; but overall delivery suits original concept.

01 Misty Flight
by SandyP

Comment:
Magic.

The Hideout
by Hipychik

Comment:
Tantalizing combination of the hidden and revealed. Questions, questions everywhere. Nicely rendered. (Total sucker for that wheelbarrow).

frozen pond
by Veiolets

Comment:
LG, I like the idea of this a lot. (I think it suffers a little from the small size and your grey frame). Snow and light on reeds make this.

01 - Tree at Water's Edge
by ErikV

Comment:
Stunning. Everything working very nicely together. (Did you give a bit of blur to the water - looks like an abrupt transition from the nearer water, though the water horizon is most effective?).

one, two, three & rover
by Retroesque

Comment:
Happy, delightful and so full of rhythm, and hey, Rover too. (How often do you get 6 humans and 1 dog with such animated expressions!) I get/see the picture and not the photography.

02 - Bridge and Birds
by ErikV

Comment:
Erik, this is wonderful! Very much the cup of tea I would like to brew for myself. Amazing how much texture you've got with such strong contrasts and how well the latter do justice to all the elements. T