by yanko

Comment by roz:
from joyous and laughing children to a more sombre image .. altho it appears the dog is smiling too !! .. :)

escape
by yanko

Comment by roz:
excellent .. love the movement and the joyful children .. this photograph makes me smile just looking at it .. :)

in concert
by yanko

Comment by escapetooz:
marvelous. Your eye just drops right to the guy like he's at the end of a fall. Well spotted!

in concert
by yanko

Comment by whiteroom:
you say concert, i see a huge piano, especially from the thumb. :)

summer rain
by yanko

Comment by De Sousa:
I love this. Great composition and these light strips adds a pleasant notion of rhythm like if it was a sound track for this landscape. Maybe would work if you shift that blue sky for a blue matching better with the green ground. A Mark Rothko image ;)

man
by yanko

Comment by dragonlady:
looks like Walt Whitman, the poet...has an eerily otherworldly feel, almost ghostly.

OO
by yanko

Comment by CalliopeKel:
You get the coolest photos.

OO
by yanko

Comment by De Sousa:
The cat shape and these eyes build all the photo. The left side of the photo is adding nothing to the composition and maybe would be better if it wasn't there. A square crop with the cat on the right would work better. Or maybe keeping the original crop but having the perspective lines coming from (top left?) until the cat, giving a dynamic path for the viewer eyes around all the picture.

man
by yanko

Comment by De Sousa:
First impression is: -"I'm seeing Him!"
I think this image depends completely from the viewer. The viewer here is the main composer with freedom to build the details of the face until he's seeing what would like to see. For sure is a strong suggestive image with power to stimulate many minds. I would touch just a liiiittle in the eyes with liquify to give them a powerful presence.

Une Lueur Dans l'Obscurité (A Gleam In the Darkness)
by yanko

Comment by krnodil:
Breathtaking capture - one of my instant tens. And seriously, I'm going to have to convince you to tell me how you do b&w conversions - do you have a price? :)