Man and Beast
by Germaine

Comment:
Nifty shadows, great blur!

Station walkway
by Melethia

Comment:
First off, I love this view! What a great effect. What are you using to combine your images? I use photomatix, and I've not gotten these lovely ghostly images that you've achieved.

Yakkity Yak
by Jutilda

Comment:
To talk back :-).... First off, the processing is superb! Stark, simple, straight to the point. I love the symmetry of the frames, a great combination! And that kid, he thinks he's soooo cool with his backward hat & tats, yakkin' it up with his homies. But little do his homies know that all the while he is wearing his little sister's "hello kitty" nightshirt...:-)

Bird is the Word
by Jutilda

Comment:
I just LOVE the beady eyes, they give the silhouettes much more character than usual! Great arrangement of the birds too, funky edge, everything works so well!!

Reflections
by Melethia

Comment:
Marvelous! I so so so LOVE your placement of the sweet spot, focusing on the reflection :-) This is very cool, and in fact I would venture to say this this is not only a fabulous lensbaby creation, but a 100% natural diptych (the line of the store window as division) that is shockingly brilliant, and as such you might consider sharing it in that thread?? :-)

Burden
by jdannels

Comment:
I tell you what, even without the cross this image would be fantastic with the myriad of long people shadows, how brilliant of you to flip it! The cross just adds icing to an already delicious treat. Wow!

Walk / Don't Walk
by citymars

Comment:
Oh wow, that's great! Was that sticker really on the red hand light? Wowsers. I LOVE this combination, the innocent, unsuspecting little figure walking into red death...:-)

IMG_1198Burnt-Car-Art--dipt.jpg
by jomari

Comment:
What a lovely abstract! I love the little speckles of gold dropped within the icy blue tones. Very cool :-)

Ballet Class
by njsabs

Comment:
Wow, this is just GREAT! There's lots to love here. Like, how the little girl's face in focus on the left is framed by not only her own arm but the curve of the front girl's head and arm...then the wonderful motion blur and perspective of right side...wowsers :-)

day7
by love

Comment:
Heart of stone? Interesting combination of things I'm not quite sure what they are, so makes me want to know more. I love the marcasite-looking panel, part of a frame perhaps...very pretty!