eats, shoots, and leaves
by BrennanOB

Comment by Jules1x:
Beautiful. Great take on the challenge and amazing execution. My favorite of the challenge.

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by Yo_Spiff:
Don't even begin to try and compare yourself to that Chancellor guy. His entries make no sense. This was an interesting experiment on your part, but I think this one performed in the mid 5's due to the processing choices.

eats, shoots, and leaves
by BrennanOB

Comment by h2:
nice take on the challenge; the pose looks awkward, though

eats, shoots, and leaves
by BrennanOB

Comment by eniko:
Ha, good one! Great leaves in that book!

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by Neat:
Funnily enough this is my fave of them all, looks like the midnight filter on CEP, didn't vote on all FS entries ran out of time.

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by jomari:
Is this one before the lights came on or did you stay until morning?

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by oldbimmercoupe:
filter adds some nice mood but stops short of a "foggy" image. would like to see it taken a step or two further out. you are right not to go "straight up" on this as it would be boring. hope you do well.

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by Catherine_B:
My least favorite of the 4 bridge entries. It feels over processed in HDR to me, and just doesn't have the impact of the prior images. It was a very interesting experiment that you did with one subject and 4 different edits in back to back challenges. Thanks for making me think about entries, subjects and voting. I always like to have my thoughts provoked.

Fade Into Obscurity
by BrennanOB

Comment by Dirt_Diver:
I think if this ends up in the top ten you should get an award for collecting top ten with the same image hahahaha

The City by the Bay jdannels IMAGE_ID=1003069
by BrennanOB

Comment by markwiley:
A beautifully composed image and each of the three entries are skillfully processed. I have not gone through the FS entries yet -- are you going for four ribbons in a row? Very nicely done, Brennan.