heading-home
by tanguera

Comment:
This one is a "grabber" of a shot. I could see in the other shots, that the sky that day was pretty interesting, and I am very happy to see that you waited around long enough to get this sunset.

Be More Optimistic?
by GeneralE

Comment:
Awesome Dude! You got a blue and brown image, all in one!
It's all up from here for the new year. : )

IMG_1049
by Kelli

Comment:
This is perfect! How could anyone see this and not smile? I also don't understand how this is the first comment in 45 views.

San Francisco Mint
by GeneralE

Comment:
I am always fascinated by the different effects that various lens combinations can create in images.
This is a good scene for the effect your setup yielded. It's interesting that there is not more chromatic aberration around the columns in the central building. This looks similar to the effect that the 100 year old B&Lomb lens gives with the front element removed.

by messerschmitt

Comment:
Somehow, this reminds me of an illustration that you would find in a children's book, when the cat is talking. The stretched highlights in the eyes are icing on the cake for this too.

Inside-Out Kitchen
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Done in camera, that's quite an illusion to see. Your images show that you are always looking for the unusual, and for ways to photograph and share what you find.

Stretch Limo
by jomari

Comment:
Processing was just right for this scene. The colors are the best part of this for me.

By Luck of Dice, Bike Stops Short
by CNovack

Comment:
This square crop might totally confuse Marco "portrait format" Brutus. : )

The Alley Ride
by CNovack

Comment:
Good processing for the scene. You're a lot better at this city shooting than I am.

Over There
by CNovack

Comment:
I remember this scene. The guy was wearing the psyco helment, and seemed to think that you would be more interested in the bike LOL.