What is it you want me to say Inspector? He was..uhhhmmm.......
by Puckzzz

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I like it.

Free Study of a Master
by Mr_Pants

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Lol Nice going there Mr.P. I like the post in this shot. Fits with the brick bg and that grungey feel I'm getting from this shot.

end of summer
by Gordon

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I'm surprised to see this bokeh from a Canon product, or is it? You didn't list your lens and I'm thinking this was not a Canon lens. Please tell.

Style in High Key
by JuliBoc

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Very well done high key. People judge high keys very differently but this is a very good attempt at it and shouldn't have gotten such a low score. Her nose comments are laughable, we see enough of it to imagine the rest. Remember Monroe's line about the head being cut off in a close up? 'People know he has one...' I think it applies here.

Just Me
by freakin_hilarious

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How dare you! j/k

MAK and ES are simply wrong in saying what they have. Naughty naughty fellas.

Nathan, did you think about incorporating the fact it was a pinhole image in the title or by other means? I'm sure it would have radically changed your score. I understand the fact you didn't though, but on the other hand, this is DPC. Or maybe you thought only master voters would vote in this one. ;] Nonetheless a great shot but I'm saying that based upon knowing the facts about how this was taken, not the final result. Last pinhole shot I analyzed was maybe 35 years ago when I last tried it. eheh

'My bounty is as deep as the sea' (William Shakespeare)
by Ecce_Signum

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Beautifully well done. Inspiring.

Linear
by dswann

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Staples! Hey that was last week's challenge. :)

Very well done. Cool angle, well chosen.

Green Bamboo
by tamatama

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I love the use of smooth cylindrical shapes to bring out the long hard vertical lines. Lovely image.

Architecture Abstract
by pheonix676

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Very effective image.

Lonely
by googooliebaba_m

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How many have told you that they would prefer to see this straighter than it is? Parallel. ;]

I like it as it is and wonder if more of an angle would enhance it. I'll have to try that one day. I keep re-looking at this shot because this is what I love about photography, simplicity and it's power to make one gaze and gaze again, very satisfying image to me. Well done.