Charlie Chaplin "The Golden Rush"
by LevT

Comment by shoelessaj:
Wow... well done. Love the lighting on this one. Nice classical look. 9

Charlie Chaplin "The Golden Rush"
by LevT

Comment by Jutilda:
WOW - what a great recreation. Light might be a smidge hot, but I like it.

For in much wisdom is much grief
by LevT

Comment by Melethia:
I still love this picture. What a wonderful tribute to your dad.

Irina - BW 2
by LevT

Comment by jenesis:
Wow, it's amazing what a slight change can make. There is so much more depth and interest to this photo now. The first edit was good, but you've taken it to a whole new level with this version. Quite lovely.

Irina - BW 2
by LevT

Comment by bucket:
this is a wonderful portrait!
I haven't seen the earlier version, but would say this one is expertly handled...
I looked..yes this is WAY better...

Message edited by author 2006-08-26 11:05:24.

For in much wisdom is much grief
by LevT

Comment by fotodude:
This is (and i mean nothing aginst the origional) way better than the origional.

the lighting is more refined with in the technique used in both shots. the sharpness plays better acrossed this than the former...and the face is truly more expressive (when compaired).

to me this tops the origional shot by far. it brings a real conection to the viewer that the other failed to have at any high level.

the energy to is different here, and conveys different feeling and emotional value...it is far less cold. and far more touching/caring.

truly a great image....with alot to say.

the title suites it as well.

For in much wisdom is much grief
by LevT

Comment by LucidLotus:
What an excellent tribute to your father. His face is so expressive and detailed and you've captured that without being pandering. Looks flawless to me. Caught my eye immediately when you posted it in the B&W thread.

Drops & droplets
by LevT

Comment by graphicfunk:
A fascinating droplet study. Congratulations on your top 20 finish.

Underexposed
by LevT

Comment by LevT:
Thanks for comments guys! While it indeed was somewhat underexposed at the time of shooting, I could easily bring the shot out from RAW but I liked this "glow in the dark" (pardon the cliche) look much more. I have dozens of perfectly exposed shots of Liz which probably are not much different from what other workshop participants have. Here is for something different :)

Green, Eyed Monster
by LevT

Comment by Neil:
Great shot. I never find cool bugs like this! Congratulations on 4th!