Dragon Slayer
by fisheye

Comment by wkmen:
great exposure for what could be a tough range of brightness - the juxtaposition of the most prominent background object (tree) through his torso should probably have been avoided

Dragon Slayer
by fisheye

Comment by C_Steve_G:
Interesting image. The tree "growing" out of the right shoulder is a bit distracting, as it appears similar to the material on the arms and legs.

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by Shadowrain:
Clever

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by soccerdad:
Things that are good about this image: texture on the bricks, composition, and the title is great. It is good as is, but one thing that might improve this is to do something clever with the lighting to give the greys of the window frame a little more contrast relative to the bricks. All in, nicely done, and, an enjoyable chuckle was had by this voter. Thanks for that.

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by hyperfocal:
Great Title

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by nordicgirl:
Interesting idea. Would have zoomed more...or take macro on broken part with peace of wall.

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by moswyn:
Ack! I bet that kind of window would be a 'pane' to replace, too! How would this image have looked if you'd shot straight on (avoiding your reflection, of course) and only shown these four blocks, nothing else?

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by keone:
This does not look black and white to me.

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by neonv:
ouch.. nice use of broken glass to pul eye in.. makes me wonder what happened, but its not super remarkable but good none the less

Pane in the Glass
by fisheye

Comment by cghubbell:
The lines in this image play well with b/w, but there's something missing... It seems to me as though this image is too literal; I'm not finding any reward for taking a second glance because I got it all in the first glance. technically good, but needs some additional soul.