A dull day by the train tracks
by jjbeguin

Comment by sukuriant:
Nice placement of objects! :-) I like the lines in the picture, they add to it :-)

Hidden Facts
by jjbeguin

Comment by UNTITLED:
The tones of this photo and the interesting sky create a very moody photo. But the centered corner of the fence sort of counteracts all that making a much less dynamic photo.

On Ed's advice
by jjbeguin

Comment by e301:
How does one write that noise one makes when half laughing and half dismissing one's influence. When I have more time I must decide whether I'm right or not ;-)

Perhaps a Buick?
by jjbeguin

Comment by e301:
Reminiscent of Steiglitz, I feel; although more interesting.

Hidden Facts
by jjbeguin

Comment by xXxscarletxXx:
Like the contrast and B and W

Hidden Facts
by jjbeguin

Comment by hotpasta:
great editing and an interesting shot...I like it...well done

Hidden Facts
by jjbeguin

Comment by Arancha:
Very nice dramatic sky ... too bad the white halo around the mountains. Good BW study nevertheless

Hidden Facts
by jjbeguin

Comment by arentz:
Good use of lines

Mostly bits
by jjbeguin

Comment by e301:
This kind of vague bottom left to top right (in this case, against the movement of time in your image) composition is almost a signature of yours, to my mind - as is the crafty balance of the human (in either the simple sense of depiction, or more complicatedly as a geometric element) with the graphic. The tiling leads to an expectation of pure form - an expectation of rigid composition, but by the time the eye gets to the decayed wall behind your 'subject', all expectations are out of the window, and one knows one is in the presence of a very special personal vision.

It seems to be a summer disease at dpc, that the interesting photographs get even less acknowledgement than usual, and that what comments such stuff as this does command have a feeling of thoughtless dismissal. Be assured that some of us, at least, are still looking, and still wondering, and still learning.

Chimera
by jjbeguin

Comment by crayon:
very "vouge"-ish! what strikes me most is how the head of the poster got lined directly with the mannequins headless body.