How high?
by Melethia

Comment by Louis:
I like this entry, and I'm a big fan of saturated blues, so this works well for me. There's a real sense of movement helped by the effluence beneath the dolphin, and its placement in frame is very satisfying. The grain detracts slightly, but overall well done. I must say I really like the alternative. There were similar in recent challenges, but that one's well composed and very interesting.

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by elru21:
Nicely seen. I like the high contrast conversion. It really makes the shot about all the lines and shapes. Very interesting to look at. An 8 from me.

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by messerschmitt:
great rhytm/graphic

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by puzzled:
Great! I've tried to do this exact shot, but it hasn't come out as well as this. Not sure how the voters will react, that is, if they think it's too processed or too much like digital art, but I like it!!

Relaxing Lines
by Melethia

Comment by BeckyT:
I love this nostalgic photo. The colors are perfect. I love DPC site because I can visit the portfolios of all these talented people.

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

Comment by GeneralE:
Nice repeating lines on both sides, and good tones.

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by pineapple:
Simple but effective. The silver sheen of the stainless steel stands out. It's graphic.

Parked
by Melethia

Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
cool high contrast image. nice work. 8

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

Comment by pcody:
I didn't see the movie but am familiar with John Candy. I imagine it was a comedy? If that is the case, color, bright beautiful crazy color, would help set the mood better. B/W is so serious.
Otherwise, this is a nice picture with good composition.

N/A
by Melethia

Comment by posthumous:
classic composition with nice details on each of your two elements and nice texture on the wall. 8