Carts B&W
by Melethia

Comment by cp5140:
creative! Nice eye!

Carts B&W
by Melethia

Comment by sibeling:
I love the tonal range you've captured here! I think I like this better than your challenge entry. Yup, I do.

Emma again
by Melethia

Comment by Lorene:
I did the same thing jpochard did. Beautiful cat, and image. The only thing I'd like to see is the tips of the ears, but it's minor!

Silent Sentinels
by Melethia

Comment by Ristyz:
Love this!

Sunday afternoon catnap
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
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I thought this was adorable. Beautiful lighting (how do you do that?) as always. And what a sweet little kitty he is too! The concept was very cute as well, who can resist an afternoon nap?

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
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Very digital arty. I like it. I just think in the freestudy that there where just so many standouts this got left behind.

"Summer Rental" (1985 w/John Candy)
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
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Again, you have the eye. Lovely lines and shadows. Love the black and white. The shine on the water is wonderful. Undervalued as usual.

Sunday afternoon catnap
by Melethia

Comment by posthumous:
great great great composition.

Sunday afternoon catnap
by Melethia

Comment by dx_power:
nice cat mate

P-i-P (a nod to jjbeguin's lovely duotones)
by Melethia

Comment by digitalknight:
I haven't commented on this? How could that be?

This is cool on so many levels - loved it when I saw it in the challenge, love it still!

The textures are just - hmm - it's like I can taste them! It's beyond being able to feel them, it's like an expereience - the repetition in the composition, the beautiful curves of the lamp base (not once but twice) - the texture in the lamp shade - how do you get texture in a lamp shade? Mine tend to just blow out!

Really it's kind of beyond my ability to express how this makes me feel - hopefully that gives you at least an idea of how cool I think this is.

I think it comes down to the magic of photography being so manifest here. It's a simple scene, could be any house (although it feels kind of retro so it calls upon memories I didn't know I had) but photography turns this simple scene into something that calls up all this emotion. Isn't that just magic?

Great work! To say the least -