13.52 Station guy
by Melethia

Comment by Alicia:
Too awesome. Love how he's looking at you. I'm conflicted about the BW versus the color. Both have their merits. In any case, the composition is stunning.

Pedestrian
by Melethia

Comment by JulietNN:
If I remember correctly I think I gave this a 7. I am not sure why you got so many low votes on this one. There are patterns everywhere on this.

I foun d it to be sharp, clean, in focus, good use of colour. Being BW took away some of the busyness of the photo. There where alot of people in the photo which didnt help, but trying to get them to go away would have been impossible!!! Well unless you started tossing water ballons!.

No I think you hit the challenge on the head with this one, many patterns from square to wiggly to clean lines.

Museum
by Melethia

Comment by citymars:
Another very interesting composition. I like how the curves and lines fill the frame.

13.52 Station guy
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
This is awesome. It reminds me of the art on OnExposure. They would eat this up! Such a striking, dramatic photo!

Museum
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
Wow!!! THAT is BEAUTIFUL! Your photos like this give me inspiration to study them and try to learn how to notice and put together photography like this when I'm out and about.

Station roof detail
by Melethia

Comment by SandyP:
Oh how I love the way you put together lines and shapes. I wish I could "see" these types of photos. You are amazing at that! It's so interesting and such intricate detail in that architecture.

13.52 Station guy
by Melethia

Comment by GregoryB:
Like this version best - architecture seems to lend itself to B & W

Pink petals edit
by Melethia

Comment by idp:
I like the pp a lot here - especially the overlay but my eye was immediately drawn to the mesh on the left - maybe clone it out a little ?

13.52 Station guy
by Melethia

Comment by ordinaryangel:
Great composition and processing here. Everything comes together in this shot. Really nice!

Pedestrian
by Melethia

Comment by suemack:
Deb, this is one of those images that makes me stop to linger, to enjoy. There's so much to see, so many stories to tell. What a wonderful talent you have. And yes, I see all the patterns too.