parallel recowlity
by skewsme

Comment by basssman7:
This is another example of what I meant in my other comment about your ability to see things in many different ways and portray them all wonderfully. I am much to timid as a photographer to submit a rotated photo, even if it does look better that way as this one does. you have an incredible eye for taking an ordinary scene and making people see the beauty within it that they would have missed on their own.

There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold...
by skewsme

Comment by basssman7:
I love the image except for the over cooked sky. The DOF is awesome.

not Sartre's peephole
by skewsme

Comment by basssman7:
I am always impressed by your wide range of entries, and this shot is no exception. :) At first glance it looks pretty ordinary, but when you look closer the lighting (or lighting effect) gives a very subtle distortion to the subject, and the soft focus and grain also add interest.

fencing beyond the fence
by skewsme

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
Nice capture, imo the tonality is a bit off.

Busted Again
by skewsme

Comment by candlerain:
This looks like a picture of a picture.

Busted Again
by skewsme

Comment by MaryO:
He looks suitably despondent.

Reflecting on the road ahead
by skewsme

Comment by notaniceguytoknow:
Really really really nice shot, just like a painting. colors are also coming on so nice. Would have scored a 10 on me in any other competition as well, pity though i did not vote in this challenge!!! Congratulations

Busted Again
by skewsme

Comment by snaffles:
great expression on the 'tan's face. 8

a poverty of air
by skewsme

Comment by colorcarnival:
That really is an unusual sight. I like the darkness and grittiness of the photo. It complements the guy's outfit and gas mask lol. Hope you are enjoying Paris! Oh and congrats on that X-prize too.

a poverty of air
by skewsme

Comment by xianart:
as an ex-cycle courier, this image really resonates. the darkness, while criticised by many, epitomises the grimy reality of urban cycling, as does the face mask. i love the zooming composition, the texture of the wall, and the touch of red in the reflector.