Door with Reflection
by Rgarcia

Comment by Skip:
what an interesting image. i really hope this little gem isn't getting overlooked by the voters in this monster challenge, and that it is getting the viewing time necessary to be appreciated. there are so many interesting elements working here, this is fun to view. i really like this as a bw, and can imagine that color would be a bit distracting. good luck, and please don't take it personally if this gets overlooked. keep up the good work!

Door with Reflection
by Rgarcia

Comment by Tranquil:
The reflection here is phenomenal and so is the composition and toning. If you had gotten this in a square format with less space on the top and more of what's below, it would be perfect. Still a 10 in my book...

Classical precedes Contemporary
by Rgarcia

Comment by f-32:
Interesting to see the window air conditioner in such an elegant building.

Panning: Woody on the Run
by Rgarcia

Comment by _starla_:
Love how the horizontal discs of his body coincide with the horizontal motion lines of the background.

Door with Reflection
by Rgarcia

Comment by whiteroom:
cool

Panning: Woody on the Run
by Rgarcia

Comment by aerogurl:
love the panning, over the woody hehe 7

Panning: Woody on the Run
by Rgarcia

Comment by thewriterside:
Excellent photo. Great composition. I wonder how long it will take before woody tires? I'd think he could run for quite a distance. He appears as if he enjoys working out a lot. I wonder what he can benchpress....

Panning: Woody on the Run
by Rgarcia

Comment by graphicfunk:
A nice panning effect with a different twist: It is easy to pan a moving object such as a car or someone running. Here you had to contrive the scene which can be done in two ways. One is to station woody and move a background, such as poster board or image. The other is by attaching an extension to base of camera. This extension would then hold woody and he can be panned anywhere. Well done and bumping up.

Panning: Woody on the Run
by Rgarcia

Comment by Pug-H:
simply done, I bet --- he's attached to the camera or tripod, right? Well done.

Classical precedes Contemporary
by Rgarcia

Comment by Tuckersmom:
Nice contrast, this would work for the "old and new" challenge:)