My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by puma:
Great stufff, you could make a whole comic book out of this guy

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by Kavey:
Overall a touch dark (I don't think it's my monitor calibration but it could be) but an excellent image. Very intriguing, has a cartoon feel about it. Just want to zoom in and see more detail! 8

Mount Index, WA
by caba

Comment by charliebaker:
Excellent clarity and tonal range for AA style photo. The composition seems a bit "flat", without much movement for the eye. The trees in the lower foreground are almost absent. The sky is flat. Great lighting on the snowfields!

Mount Index, WA
by caba

Comment by Mr_Pants:
Great contrast in the mountain, but I don't feel that it is quite sharp enough.

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by KarANN:
Hmmm thats just creepy! I dont really think a guy who looks like this could be a bodygaurd, but imaging though. I like the black and white and the ciggerettes hanging out of his mouth.

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by DannyM:
I won't be messing with you. - 9

Mount Index, WA
by caba

Comment by SnapperL:
Classic Ansel Adams shot. The contrast between the rock and the snow is nice. The dark sky adds an interesting tone to the image. The only thing I could say is possible a few more trees at the bottom (if they exist at this place) would be nice. Something to lead you up the mountain. 7

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by tasha4paws:
stop smoking, a toothpick wd b better.
Is this your granddad, poor grandma!
he must have eaten her. Christ what an ugly bstd.
If u made this one up you should win.
10

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by PollyBean:
Like it a lot

My bodyguard
by caba

Comment by macronaut:
Pretty cool. BUT it apparantly is a violation of the Subject Matter basic editing rules, the , and I quote:

"Subject matter must comply with the DPChallenge Terms of Use. The following are additional restrictions on subject matter:


Artwork: Literal photographic representations of existing works of art (including your own) are not considered acceptable submissions, however creative depictions or interpretations are permissible. This includes, but is not limited to paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, computer artwork, computer monitors, and televisions. A literal representation is one which is composed in such a way as to compel the voter to rate only the work of art represented and not the artistic decisions made by the photographer (e.g., lighting, composition, background elements, etc)"