Jay & T: Club Entry
by PurpleFire

Comment by nfessel:
is this from film or a digital camera? the tones are really nice in this.

free study VII out take
by PurpleFire

Comment by MAK:
I prefer this shot to the other.

the stump and the stool
by PurpleFire

Comment by MAK:
hello mate. this looks a bit over saturated but good angle

pana-funghi
by PurpleFire

Comment by Bugzeye:
I swear I commented on this yesterday but I just looked again and don't see it.

I like this one the best, The Subject really stands out, I have also been partial to pano's lately. nice work.

Peace Pagoda II
by PurpleFire

Comment by Loweese:
this has a feeling of such serenity.. its just gorgeous

free study VII out take
by PurpleFire

Comment by PurpleFire:
Cheers Ursula, means alot. I don't mind Jason (that's his name, her name is Tracey and they're getting married next year sometime.) looking at the camera either. He's my cousion and it gives me a personal connection to the portrait.

I entered the other one because I really like Tracy's expresion. I must admit I expected it to do better, but ah well! I agreed with the comments though, I wish there was more of Jason, but I just loved the portrait.

pinnacle of motorsport
by PurpleFire

Comment by mist:
Good panning shot. I'm not entirely sure about the angle, but it's different.

free study VII out take
by PurpleFire

Comment by ursula:
I don't mind the guy looking at the camera, actually I like it. He has this funny expression on his face, sort of like, "Hey, whatcha looking at, but .... wanna see more?" Anyway.

Out of curiosity, why did you decide to enter the other one? This one's quite good. The other one is quite good too, but I'm just curious what made you decide for the other rather than this one.

beauty and her beast
by PurpleFire

Comment by ursula:
I love this one. The girl looks like a young Sophia Loren, almost.

pinnacle of motorsport
by PurpleFire

Comment by astrogeek:
Not wild about the angled comp. Pretty good pan on the car.