. . . somewhere, deep in the forest . . .
by glad2badad

Comment by kotzie:
cool...very mystical and fun

Rocking Chair : Reflecting on Shadows
by glad2badad

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
Nice capture - Lovely close study.

Rocking Chair : Reflecting on Shadows
by glad2badad

Comment by CapeSail:
Nice photo, I really like the aspect of this photo.

Rocking Chair : Reflecting on Shadows
by glad2badad

Comment by Simpa:
Your idea behind this photo must have been realy good and different.... but I realy can't catch it... JMHO

Rocking Chair : Reflecting on Shadows
by glad2badad

Comment by AndrewTO:
Nice and simple (9)

Rocking Chair : Reflecting on Shadows
by glad2badad

Comment by hotpasta:
interesting reflections and almost abstract qualities...nice

Body English
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Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Now thats cute

Body English
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Comment by meyers:
Nice parallel between the boy's leg and the bowling pin on the sign.

Treacherous Alleyway
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Comment by nova:
I wondered if this one were yours when I viewed it! To be honest though, there were several- 4 or 5 maybe- that I thought might be.

I was one of your 81 fives. Issues were primarily composition, as well as some softness.

As for your composition, while I do think that this does a pretty good job of communicating the circumstances (ie it "tells a story" as so many like to say), I think that it suffers primarily from being too far away (a tighter crop would elimnate so much of the brick wall at the subjects' left and also the alleyway beyond the intersection), and also from your pov: no faces, only their backs. I noticed so many shots from behind, and I totally understand why, but I think the best STREET PHOTOGRAPHY shots included faces.

_Ray

. . . somewhere, deep in the forest . . .
by glad2badad

Comment by Spizzer:
I like the lighting.