Foundation for future
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Lydia:
7 from me. Well shot.

Kolorado Ken
by Dennisheckman

Comment by sacredspirit:
I liked this shot too, I can't help to wonder what would of happen in Black and White. I also think the background is a bit distracting, and within composure, he is standing just a little bit crooked, and I know it doesn't seem like much, but it shapes the overall image into a little bit of an awkward balance. Still a good shot, and I like it a lot.

Subtract the big red/blue thing behind him that I can't even tell what it is, and center up his face with a little depth in the streets behind him, maybe turn to black and white, and boom this is a top 3 entry. However, I must say that I am hardly in expert in the field of street photography, but I remember one guy whos name was I think Librodo, and that dude was excellent with these kind of shots, I've seen others I just don't remember their names right off.

Foundation for future
by Dennisheckman

Comment by ArnaMarie:
My favourite! Great colours and angles!

Marlboro Point
by Dennisheckman

Comment by MadMan2k:
Nice composition and excellent detail from the foreground to infinity. Very cool light and nice clouds too.

Marlboro Point
by Dennisheckman

Comment by robst:
Excellent Light

Marlboro Point
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Melethia:
Great muted light, particularly on the foreground.

Marlboro Point
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Phocal:
Beautiful and perfect with just the right amount of sky, which is dramatic and really adds to the photograph.

Marlboro Point
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Ammie:
Makes me want to go there. Lovely, real great photography and pp

Kolorado Ken
by Dennisheckman

Comment by MadMan2k:
Nice street portrait - well composed with good amount of soft background and nice light. Well-placed focus as well, and good job showing all the elements in his clothing and face that make him a character.

The Big Bang Theory
by Dennisheckman

Comment by LanndonKane:
this is not the aurora, but rather air glow, an unrelated phenomenon.

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