mildly annoyed kitty ready for a scratch your lens
by Melethia

Comment by h2:
if the white balance was correct this could have been a nice shot for itself, even with the noise. the similarities with the brown ribbon shot are rather sparse

8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment by Bud:
Hmmm, now I am interested to see your free study! I like the story.

mildly annoyed kitty ready for a scratch your lens
by Melethia

Comment by NicNic101:
i really like this one, although it's a bit dark and fuzzy.
i hope it does well!

7.52 Hands on hips
by Melethia

Comment by trevytrev:
I don't think it's too busy, I mean that's part of the pic. It's a tale of two stories, what's going on out there and what's going on inside behind the glass. It's nice to see what perspective the mannequins have as we always see it the other way from the outside looking in. Well done!

8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment by Germaine:
Great use of b&w. Reminds me of an old movie.

Tree and moon
by Melethia

Comment by undieyatch:
The dirt needs more contrast, but posterization is evident in the sky
and increasing contrast will not help, toning might cover it up some. Your running out of data.
Make your b&w conversions in 16 bit even if you are starting with an 8 bit jpeg.

7.52 Hands on hips
by Melethia

Comment by pineapple:
The visual puzzle is not immediately attention grabbing - but when you do start to look for that bra, for instance, then you start seeing all sorts of things. I am reminded of those children's picture books in which there is, say, a little mouse on every page and it becomes a game to find it and in doing so one actually reads the book. Nice premium, Deb.

8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment by fixedintime:
The two woman really make this street scene image. It is almost like they are saying please let me on. I'm glad you explained what was really happening.

Tree and moon
by Melethia

Comment by Bernard_Marx:
That's gorgeous! I love the... everything.

8.52 Seeing them off
by Melethia

Comment by hajeka:
Wonderful light, think the right half of the photo is the greatest part. Perhaps a crop?