Window
by posthumous

Comment by tnun:
Through a glass darkly..., but wait, the light shall set you free.

Neptune's Child
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Comment by tonyv:
I think that I would have cropped Neptune out. The lower half of the picture is great.

Insane Photography Genius
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Comment by bucket:
I think you might want to try cropping this shot..perhaps taking the person out...the sky is so beautiful, and those buildings oh my...
as far as processing goes, could you possibly make this guy look any worse..poor bugger, looks like his face was dipped in concrete...

Plenty of Room
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Comment by myqyl:
A little dark on the ground for my tastes. Also I've never been a fan of horizons that split the middle of the frame. The rule of thirds might have been applied well here. Nice interpetation of the challange

gardengoyle
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Comment by jaysonmc:
Glad you went with the B&W. It is extremely well done and highlight the character.

gardengoyle
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Comment by noraneko:
Don, I did not vote in this challenge, but I recall this photo from viewing the entries. And I must say it is gripping. Nearly astounding. It has the kind of emotive and movement that is very rarely captured. I would have given you a 9, only because the Chase emblem is an unfortunate distraction. Into faves. Very, very well seen.

Office Surprise
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Comment by nixter:
Great find! It's like a selective desat without any processing required! :)

Neptune's Child
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Comment by yanko:
Well I can't put into words why I like it but I do. It kinda speaks to the state of affairs on the environment and the next generation being left to deal with it.

Insane Photography Genius
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Comment by bmartuch:
Very nice shot Don. I love the color and the texture.

Tiny Dancer
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Comment by rinac:
I'm reminded of the scene in West Side Story where Anita(?) sings "America". Big leap I think, but something about her costume reminds me of the dancers. Lovely.