Berlin Wall
by Pano

Comment by heida:
so cold and lonely feeling, the girl there adds a lot to the picture, I really like it - 10

Berlin Wall
by Pano

Comment by scuds:
That was the frist thing that came up to my mind! But as I don't live anywhere close to Berlin, I couldn't shoot it LoL!
Perfect! My second 10 for this challenge!

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by vandal:
This reminds me of that one painting with the guy in the derby hat and the apple in front of his face. Great shot!

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by graphicfunk:
A good effect but one to invite the bell curve. I like it, because I am judging not the portrait aspect. Bumping up.

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by Coley:
strange entry for the challenge

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by rscorp:
Very, very unique. I like the effect quite a bit. Great light on the glass and very, very crisp.

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by srbrubaker:
I guess shooting things through fluid-filled glass containers is the technique du jour. Think it works here better than the beer bottle, though I cannot say why. But I wonder whether we might be drawing near the end of the days where everything looks better through a beverage glass or bottle. I think I've gotten there.

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by arpita:
Neat idea and well execited.

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by Neil:
Returning for comment: This is a good effect though perhaps a bit overused on DPC. It is well captured. I am not sure it works well under the category of portrait though!

Double Minded
by Pano

Comment by Skip:
i don't know anything about portraiture, so i'm using your image as a guinnea pig as to what i think i would or wouldn't do in this situation, as well as what i notice and get out of your image.

this is very, very clever, almost dali-esque. i like most everything about the image except for your treatment of the foreground and the background: the terrycloth picks up too much detail, and the wrinkles in the background come through too much. other than that, this is a shot i would like to attempt, myself. thanks for an interesting twist on the challenge!