She played on ...
by kari1

Comment by Blackdog1:
Didn't care for the black and white and shot... The sunglasses I didn't care for.. Not when it is getting dark and stormy.. Guitar not necessary...

White ball side pocket - Langdon Feb 2002
by kari1

Comment by bcoble:
Hay!! You play like me. Nice tribute.

White ball side pocket - Langdon Feb 2002
by kari1

Comment by paulb_17:
Nice shot, but it looks underexposed to me.

White ball side pocket - Langdon Feb 2002
by kari1

Comment by TrollMan:
Good attempt. It's a little dark though but focus and composition is good.

White ball side pocket - Langdon Feb 2002
by kari1

Comment by hotpasta:
a bit too dark

White ball side pocket - Langdon Feb 2002
by kari1

Comment by Art Roflmao:
The original was rigged. ;-)

Nature takes it back (Human Impact 1st)
by kari1

Comment by Landscape:
Very nice. Simple.

City_2818.jpg
by kari1

Comment by taterbug:
This is a very interesting shot. At first glance, it might seem overly busy, but somehow, that works in this image. Perhaps it is because the 'busyness' is in the many reflections, and those reflections are so different than the quaint, wooden scene of the pubfront. But I feel drawn into the image nicely, taking it all in and studying the various details. Perhaps it has something to do with the human 'voyeristic' nature. I like how you've centered the doorway, and how the one door is open and inviting. A good composition, it plays on the symmetry of the scene nicely. And then the whimsical reflections provide an interesting counterpoint to this symmetry. Focus and color management look pretty good. My only complaint (and it would be minor) is that there seems to be just a slight 'flatness' or drabby feeling, but just slight. Maybe due to the weather/lighting condition at the time of the shot. Maybe a little tweaking in processing, or even attempting a reshoot under different lighting to get a real 'pop' out of it? Don't get me wrong, this is a very slight flaw, and I quite like the photo :-) I just see potential to be an even stronger presentation. Very nice job!

Fiddling on
by kari1

Comment by Jutilda:
Nicely done. Great shades of gray to black.

Fiddling on
by kari1

Comment by suemack:
Lovely shot! The slight amount of blur on the fiddle bow adds to the ambience. Very nice b/w conversion.