Love Never Dies
by angkokweng

Comment by runyak:
liked the way my eyes were directed around and then back to the inscription; both inscriptions from foreground and background appear to have been augmented somewhat

Life In The Slow Lane
by angkokweng

Comment by bmartuch:
Lots of interesting color.

Love Never Dies
by angkokweng

Comment by nothx:
A shallow DOF would have helped here.. way too busy IMO.

Life In The Slow Lane
by angkokweng

Comment by rooum:
'I quickly pressed the button, stood up and walked away. He mumbled. Luckily, he didn't come to get money from me for snapping his photo. By the way, he begs for a living.'

Bah, humbug! Not very charitable of you! I think the least you could have done was give him a bit of money for the privilege of taking his photo. Still, i really like the shot and how busy it is with all the patterns.

Life In The Slow Lane
by angkokweng

Comment by Teafran:
This is an incredible image both from an artistic standpoint as well as the technical. The very compatiable color mix, intricate detail and different subject matter taken at a different angle all work no matter what the subject matter. An excellent entry and one that I wish I could have taken. A clear example of proper exposure, color and lighting in addition to subject matter. A worthy contender for a ribbon - one of the few I've seen in this challenge. Well done.

Life In The Slow Lane
by angkokweng

Comment by GiorgioBaruffi:
a great photograph, i really like it very much, but i do not see someone bored here, i only see a poor man in a beautiful place. 8 to a photograph without link it at the challenge, 6 for the challenge. (sorry if my english is not so good)

Life In The Slow Lane
by angkokweng

Comment by vawendy:
It's a wonderful shot, but it's just too overprocessed to be spectacular.

Tools of A Painter
by angkokweng

Comment by nards656:
Somehow it's just a confusing image, even though I know what it is.

Tools of A Painter
by angkokweng

Comment by tanguera:
Great pov. Fun shot. Love the pastels. I feel like a border ("frame") might have "completed" this shot.

Tools of A Painter
by angkokweng

Comment by Ja-9:
I like your focus and the colors in your picture