Sikfish
by beatabg

Comment by bohemka:
Nice find. Cool photo. SIKFISH ROCKS!

Robtelee
by beatabg

Comment by Abra:
Fascinating

What time are the busses running?
by beatabg

Comment by Neat:
that is a really cool shadow cast on the bus!

Sikfish
by beatabg

Comment by Bear_Music:
ciguatera, no doubt. I always loved that 'cuda...

Blinded
by beatabg

Comment by streetpigeon:
As an incredible photograph this is one of my three favorites, but gave it a lower rating due to the fact that I feel the sepia treatment edges it out of the spirit of the challenge -- black and white. I think it would have been just as delicately beautiful and powerful in black and white.

Liquid
by beatabg

Comment by Neat:
Clever way to do things.

Robtelee
by beatabg

Comment by Kroburg:
Not sure I like the converging angle in the building on the right, the mirror is a nice detail though!

Liquid
by beatabg

Comment by headlesspiderman:
This so far has been the most unique perspective of abstract with a person. Love it.

Blinded
by beatabg

Comment by skewsme:

Originally posted by LydiaToo: Originally posted by posthumous: Originally posted by LydiaToo: I'm not sure how to score a sepia image in a black and white challenge with a description of: "Reduce the world to a palette of grays, and focus on light, shade, line, texture and form." I'll be back. FYI, warmly toned b&w is still b&w. I disagree. I think Black and White is black and white... not any shade of yellow or red... or anything other than pure black and pure white... and lesser degrees of those to give the tones. In a Monochromatic challenge... or Duotone challenge ... this would definitely work.

Haven't you heard...? Orange is the new Black.

Robtelee
by beatabg

Comment by Paul:
This image has caused me to stop and pay attention. That means it is in my 7-10 voting band. (Voted earlier)

Additionally, it is highly interesting/eclectic meaning it keeps me here long enough to offer a longer comment and a vote of 8 or more.

This is one of my 8s - I like it. Furthermore I think it enriches the DPC collective portfolio. Put simply, I wish we saw more stuff like this. Let me tell you why it pushes all the right buttons for me:

1. I love the 'aha' moment the mirror offers and thus the humanity that is levered into the scene.
2. I admire the prominence of the expanse of sky.
3. I love that overhang at the top.
4. The slightly flat tones serve your composition perfectly.
5. The wide-angle induced 'dutch angle' is highly effective.

Eclectic and bold. I like it a lot.