Three Kings
by crabappl3

Comment by justine:
I don't get the reference to _kings_ but I sure like the colors, composition and shadows. Cool idea.

Dairy Queen
by crabappl3

Comment by e301:
For those intersted, Dr Harold Edgerton, known simply as 'Doc' to his students at MIT, was the pioneer of this trick - indeed his 'Milk Drop Coronet' is perhaps his most famous image, and prints of it sell for phenomenal sums. This is perhaps better than his shot - but then the poor guy was shooting in the 1940's (I think), with his own new invention, the strobe flash: we now, of course, have the good fortune to be able to see our shots straight away, and select the best. Worth checking out his work, if you get the chance.

Ed

...in her field
by crabappl3

Comment by amazoneea:
I love the image. Top 10 I would say.

Three Kings
by crabappl3

Comment by Natator:
Very well done indeed. Excellent use of coloured shadows, when most people consider a shadow has to be black.

Three Kings
by crabappl3

Comment by Simplicity:
wonderful color and so clear....good job on this! I love the arrangement and composition.

Country Roads
by crabappl3

Comment by Flash:
7. Nice setting. Reminds me of a senior picture session.

Country Roads
by crabappl3

Comment by KarenB:
beautiful use of light. nice portrait.

...in her field
by crabappl3

Comment by dr rick:
Well posed and composed. The lighting makes the subject seem too light in contrast with the dark background. But that's a minor point; this photo expresses solitude very well.

Country Roads
by crabappl3

Comment by dusik:
Beautiful photo! Very... dreamlike.

...in her field
by crabappl3

Comment by mirdonamy:
Great color, great DOF, she's all alone in the photo, but the photographer is in clear view of her, not sneaking up... she's not all alone. But without judgement on that note, you can see the message well, esp if this was a poster in a store!