wirescape
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Comment by MeMex2:
Brilliant!!!

ecstasy
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Comment by jmritz:
Wow, interesting effect.

ecstasy
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Comment by mcaldo:
Heheheh, a different view, people emoted by the surrounding architecture. The more I look at it, the more I feel the impulse to laugh out loud. I secretely hope to find out she was talking about the refurbishment of the chapel, rather than the refurbishment of her soul.

After looking at it for a while, I feel a tigher crop to exclude the left and top spotlights would have been quite effective. But I perhaps can guess why you went for a wider framing. 8 - No, bumped to 9

always reflecting
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Comment by cutout:
nothin will be left in a thumbnail 6

always use a seatbelt
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Comment by dali_lama_2k:
5..4...3....2.....1.. . . . the last second is always the slowest! It seems as though you had to re-shoot a few because your smirk kept ruining the look of surprise/fear :)

ecstasy
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Comment by jmritz:
Frightening.

do a little dance
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Comment by snaffles:
Greetings from the CC!

Artistic: Interesting capture though I never would have guessed it to be a cyclist, due to the darkness and amount of blur. His back being to the camera makes it difficult to really say anything. Not being able to see his face means we don't know if he's tired, jubilant, bored, sad, misrable etc.

Technical: The b/w seems to bring out a lot of noise - going up to 1600 ISO may have helped. Comp centred and a little dull.

Feel free to PM me

Susan

wirescape
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Comment by 1m1A:
Really lovely, not a landscape, but i like it to much to penalize you. I'd love to know how you did this.

always reflecting
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Comment by TimTam:
Cool juxtaposition... 7 from me.

there's no place like home
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Comment by jmritz:
A time to pull the vacuum out when these start growing.