So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by Cools:
Very cool! great shot, great editing, great idea.

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by Mary Ann Melton:
Great pose, sweet expression, way too much post processing.

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by ergates:
What were you thinking? No, don't answer that...

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by Bebe:
I think you may have gone a little too far, IMO. Sorry.

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by AzCKelly:
Cute picture. I think it could be better if the highlights weren't so bold. I like the hue as well.

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by RobotBanjo:
I know it was your intention- but i'm not too keen on this PP. :( Cute subject though :D

So Sixties ...
by GeneralE

Comment by ShannonLee:
i see where you are going with the blue here but i think it is a tad too much, the lips are blue! hehe... adorable girl though

The Thin Blue Line
by GeneralE

Comment by ursula:
Hadn't seen this one before, weird picture. Actually, the picture is not weird, the line on the street is. Actually, not weird, just unusual. How long does it go on? It's a beautiful blue. Would make driving rather difficult, I tell the kids that it's imperative to avoid touching all white lines while driving, and I wouldn't know what to do with a blue line. Hmmmm. I don't know.

Red Spiral
by GeneralE

Comment by SJCarter:
Very cool shot! Love the DOF and composition. Very nice job.

Grande Finalé
by GeneralE

Comment by GeneralE:

Originally posted by RinkRat: A little more noise than I care for, and I think the hand on the wrong side of the shower bugs me a bit. Great concept.

Thanks everyone -- lots of interesting/fun comments!

This one highlights my biggest problem with the set-up: how to shoot at this angle without the camera being right in the stream of water, so I decided the "finalé" would occur just as the person stepped out of the shower.

I agree having a little more arm showing would be good, but this was the best of the lot -- all shot handheld -- that I could get with the showerhead a little in-focus. Low light created the grain to start with, so I just accentuated it -- to me, the effect rather resembles a mezzotint