Deep DOF, Leading Lines, Rule of Thirds
by Dseale

Comment by Ja-9:
I hope you have put the location of this picture in your information. I'd really like to know where this is...

Deep DOF, Leading Lines, Rule of Thirds
by Dseale

Comment by LoVi:
The stairs give scale to the size of this space.

Deep DOF, Leading Lines, Rule of Thirds
by Dseale

Comment by hahn23:
I especially like the leading lines, but overall excellent. 8

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Comment by Neat:
Well done, and good find, front page stuff!

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Comment by mikeb49:
nice composition, dramatic. the dodge around models head is a bit obvious. the barricades offer great material for additional contrast.

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by Dseale

Comment by Tiny:
Are you relieving yourself ?

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Comment by Art Roflmao:
Behind Sobieski's grave, perhaps? :P

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Comment by jagar:
Nowhere left to pee either, funny shot and nice conversion.

Separate Paths
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Comment by PennyStreet:
Well seen and displayed... leading in both directions.

Man of Faith
by Dseale

Comment by smardaz:
Hello from the Critique Club

You certainly accomplished the goal of emulating the style of Jagar. A nice of use of the rule of thirds and the black/white conversion is excellent.
There is a wonderful juxtaposition between the two men, like they are both going to work but to two very different places.
There is not much to improve in this shot, as reflected by the scores and comments. If I had to make one nitpick, and this is really reaching, it would be to crop from the top just a bit lower, i don't know that the extra negative space adds to the image. But that is purely personal preference.

This is an image you should be proud of, congrats on the new personal best and top ten finish!

Jason