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by trevytrev

Comment by benee:
I really really like this image. Mysterious combinatino with IR and the LB. I wish it was either
a) more tilted or...
b) leveled out.

For me, the amount of tilt here is just a bit off. Any criticism I can offer here is probably just jealousy kicking in, though! :)

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by trevytrev

Comment by rooum:
Beautiful photograph. The LB and IR suit each other very well.

Grief
by trevytrev

Comment by rooum:
What a great shot. Very emotive.

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by trevytrev

Comment by glad2badad:
Now here's something quite unique indeed! IR with a LB. Toss one of these in a challenge and let it get chewed on a bit - I dare ya. :-P Quite honestly, I'm not a fan of IR in most cases. Just seems so "fake". However, I know there are many out there that do like that look...putting it together with the LB could be a new category all your own. Food for thought. Smile and keep having fun! :-)

Oh, BTW, I do like the foreground grass in this coming up in front of the building. I think it's an element that adds substantially to the story here.

Grief
by trevytrev

Comment by datcat:
The hand and arm are very real looking. Quite amazing combination of angle and lensbaby.

Grief
by trevytrev

Comment by Germaine:
That hand is creepy!

Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by glad2badad:
Ok, this is one of my favorites of what I've looked at recently in this LB side challenge. Could be the simplicity of the photo I guess, but it works. Nice detail and a tightly controlled sweet spot.

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by trevytrev

Comment by glad2badad:
Something about trees and the LB...always gives either a nice motion feel, or in this case a spooky atmosphere. Good eye to pick this out.

Bridge
by trevytrev

Comment by glad2badad:
First reaction is the "cat eye" I see with the water under the bridge reflection. :-) The grain/noise works fine with this considering the primary subject. However, if this was a challenge entry you know I'd have to "ding" you for the slight tilt in the comp. :-P

Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment by Melethia:
Very sweet use of the sweet spot, and good choice for contrasts as well.