Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by Abstract:
brilliant bw conversion, beautiful lighting, cute concept, and perfect use of selective saturation

Pan Fried Soft Shell Crab w/ Fresh Pico De Gallo
by timfythetoo

Comment by cwalmye:
Nice lighting...natural daylight? Did you sharpen this at all?

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by Jaker:
great idea for the challenge, but what an excellent photo in general. composition, lighting, sharpness, all perfect in my book. See ya on the front page.

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by Frankie_Lv:
Nice capture, would have stayed with B&W the red tip of the candy cig is a major distraction my eye just kept getting pulled there. 7.

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by Dirt_Diver:
Timbo, great work man.

Joe

Pan Fried Soft Shell Crab w/ Fresh Pico De Gallo
by timfythetoo

Comment by Schnitzer17:
Nicely framed, and lit.

Pan Fried Soft Shell Crab w/ Fresh Pico De Gallo
by timfythetoo

Comment by Lonni:
Looks delicious

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by EBJones:
I like the juxtaposition of the serious looking adult with something I remember fondly from my carefree childhood. The B&W processing works well for this shot as well.

Candy Cigarettes - Old School Sugar Addiction
by timfythetoo

Comment by BigJohnson:
Original idea, love the b/w, great facial expression and lighting - 9

Forty years of Camels
by timfythetoo

Comment by PHOTOKID:
I think the processing on this image is fantastic, the detail and clarity are great. I like how you can see each of the whiskers in the beard and mustache. The conversion to B&W and the contrasting of colors and textures really make you want to explore the photo more and more.

The angling of the hand gives a good amount of depth to the photo and the horizontals in the brick wall make a great background to shoot this on. I really like the positioning of your dad in the shot the composition and negative space on the unused side makes this feel really balanced in the frame. Looks like you may have done a bit of burning on the hand, on the wrist and perhaps the inner palm? May be just me, but I may have like to see it a bit lighter.