Seascape
by Germaine

Comment:

Originally posted by Mephisto: has a very pinhole-like look to it. i like!

I agree. Nice minimalism too.

by Mephisto

Comment:
Very nicely composed. I like the left/right tension here. And the colors are fantastic.

Brian
by Steef

Comment:
Nicely composed. The surroundings gives this some good context. Good textures in the windows.

Indiana Vines 02
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
Ver nice. I like the geometry/natural framing.

Indiana Leaves 03
by shutterpuppy

Comment:
A little too soft for me, but I love the cool earth tones.

Laughing Clowns
by sir_bazz

Comment:
Very effective angle. Great colors too!

Octopus
by Steef

Comment:
I've always wondered about so called "sprocket hole photography" -- I thought it just another cheesy low-tech effect. But here I see an application where it truly adds something to the overall presentation. The image alone would have worked, but the tight horizontal framing, enhanced by the sprocket holes, really give this a sense of scale -- a claustrophobic feeling, if you will. Really brings it to life. Nice job!

the old oak trees
by tph1

Comment:
Thanks for the follow up. I kind of wish you had picked a more obviously "old" subject. I figured it was a pinhole or zone plate shot and have been itching to reward such an entry. Challenge theme aside, I love the effect.

Baroque
by bjoern

Comment:

Originally posted by Yo_Spiff: If it ain't baroque, don't fix it?

There's one in every crowd, no?

Old Red
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Now didn't I warn you about that saturation? Sorry this didn't do better for you. These days, though, I consider anything above a 5.5 a winner.