I am Free!
by Skip

Comment by Neil:
Great timing, great shot. I think it would be nice to try using shadow/highlight recovery on this one, unless you intentionally wanted the sillouette. But I think seeing some facial detail here, even a little more, would make it even better.

Erasure II
by Skip

Comment by Neil:
You're welcome. Unfortunately, I don't recall seeing this one until just now when I wanted to see what you've been up to and I went through your portfolio (of course, I may have seen it but forgotten--I'm getting old)! This is a beautiful crop, so it's in my favorites now.

I still like the other crop on your breaking ground photo--how about posting that one for others to enjoy too!

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by Skip

Comment by admart01:
would fit well into the surreal category as well as lines. Great eye for composition, like the punch of color combined with gray tones. -- Bumping up to one of my ribbon picks

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Comment by dahkota:
Depressing. Composition good, colors excellent, fits challenge, evokes emotional response. 8 but will pass again. Bumped up to 9

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Comment by e301:
I was just about to PM you and say I hadn't seen your shot yet. You even got the tonality right, I think. (This had better be you, Skip - but it makes sense). You know what - with my own prints beside me to compare - I really can't decide between the portrait or landscape approach to the subject. This way, the blue0ish room protruding into the space is more effective. landscape way, he space is guven a greater sense of size. You were either lucky or very patient with thse two punters, too. Nice work.

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Comment by Tuckersmom:
I don't quite get your title but I like the image, simple but compelling

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Comment by bod:
One of the wierder entries for sure.
I'm afraid I don't get the concept or the title, but I do like it.

What Do You Do with All Those Pictures?
by Skip

Comment by RulerZigzag:
nice setup...im waiting on my frame connection to come through. Picture frames are expensive. I think I would do it the same way...dedicate one big room for displaying photos.

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Comment by nards656:
Cool theme and excellent colors. Little bit of glare on the floor. 8

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Comment by MichaelC:
don't get the title, but the shot screams 'lines' to me - 9