Compassion
by streetpigeon

Comment:
I think photographing sculpture is fine, and probably no different from photographing architecture, or for that matter, a horse or a dog. You still have to choose your angle and make the most of the ambient light (if you aren't providing your own.) I think this is a totally different kettle of fish than shooting a painting or a wall of graffiti (without anything to give it an individual twist).
I like the dark and contrasty tones here and the lost and found aspects.

Guitar Hero
by NikonJeb

Comment:
As well as showing us a character, this portrait has character itself.

Late November Afternoon
by streetpigeon

Comment:
Lovely, mysterious shadows.

Hang on buddy - I am almost done with the shot
by pgirish007

Comment:
Very creative, thanks for showing us the how.

heather
by Ecce_Signum

Comment:
Fabulous bokeh!

- - - -
by krnodil

Comment:
It looks like the sun is pushing apart the earth and the clouds so as to make room for itself.

A1010372-Edit
by MAK

Comment:
Very pretty! I wonder what the upkeep is on old houses like this? Probably built to last.

A&E.DSCF9409
by mariuca

Comment:
Well this is a surprise because from the thumb I thought that there was a crustacean fossil in there.

hands.IMG_7196
by mariuca

Comment:
What Don said. And I remember the exhortations in art class to take notice of reflected colour.

Foliage
by hajeka

Comment:
What a beautiful bit of forest! I really want to wander down that path.