"Lights in the Dusk"
by Gnarf

Comment by boyd2000:
too washed out with sun and marginal thirds

by Gnarf

Comment by S_Lanterman:
this photograph is very intriguing - it makes me think of a piece of paper that was moved while in the middle of photocopying.

very cool

"Lights in the Dusk"
by Gnarf

Comment by Efergoh:
I had to come back to this photo, not sure why.

Perhaps it was my lack of understanding of it. I still don't feel that I will raise my vote much higher, but it does draw me back for consideration. I suppose that on its own makes this photo worthy of a higher vote than my initial "2"

I'm still struggling with the lighting. I'm turned off by the blown out railing on the right side, and I am not a fan of the sunlight in the upper right corner. I do appreciate the simplicity of the whole thing, and the vertical lines of the fencing and the diagonals of the shadows and how they relate to one another. I get no message from the piece, but it is good in and of itself, but not grand.

I'll raise my vote to a 5.

"Lights in the Dusk"
by Gnarf

Comment by Rankles:
Nice attempt but it just isn't ROT and the corner is blown out too much. I can see what you were tying to capture but it doesn't work as a subject at this distance.

"Lights in the Dusk"
by Gnarf

Comment by HighNooner:
This can not be dusk the shadows are very short for dusk. I say 3:47 in the afternoon.
Check the time on the camera file and tell me.

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Comment by AChelton:
One of the best pictures in this challenge. Thank you for not falling into the loop and becoming a score-whore. Respect.

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Comment by Gnarf:
Thank you ! when i convert to b\w i mostly use channel mixer and later curves.

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Comment by posthumous:
how do you do your black-and-white conversion? you are a master at it.

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Comment by posthumous:
the blur adds to the sense of curve. this is like warped space... entering hyperspace...

by Gnarf

Comment by posthumous:
wow