GTG - Seoul
by shalrath

Comment by shalrath:
Ben... didn't even think of using this for the challenge. After I'd processed it I just liked the way it came out and posted it :(... oh well.

GTG - Seoul
by shalrath

Comment by BHuseman:
The whole way home I was wishing I had takne a shot of this guy for the extreme emotion challenge. Hopelessness would have fit this very well.

Can't belive you didn't use it. Can't wait to see what you came up with since you need the shot for the playoffs.

GTG - Namdaemun
by shalrath

Comment by BHuseman:
Dylan,
This one came out nice! The color in the sky is great. Is a shame that light was so bright.

GTG - Korean Food
by shalrath

Comment by Germaine:
I love night shots of market places. Nice work.

GTG - Cheongyecheon - Seoul
by shalrath

Comment by Germaine:
Cool processing. Looks like something out of a sci-fi movie. It's an underground something, but what?

GTG - Legs
by shalrath

Comment by Germaine:
I've never spent much time thinking about BHuseman's legs, but I never thought they'd look like this!

The water and the underwater lights make for a very interesting composition. With the light on the legs, it's pretty eerie.

While they walk on by...
by shalrath

Comment by ShannonLee:
oh man, i love the way his shoes are positioned. couldn't be more perfect. great eye on this, furthermore, way to expand on the moment with the use of slow shutter. love it.

Day14_DSC_8879_outtake.jpg
by shalrath

Comment by kellyrc01:
I love his "strong man" arms, it goes with the bridge appropriately

Day14_DSC_8879_outtake.jpg
by shalrath

Comment by bs-photos:
The colors are really nice, looks like a shot for the 70's for some reason to me...?

Shining amongst the Shades
by shalrath

Comment by Sheryll:
I don't think the center composition works as well for this shot as a thirds composition would have. Not that every shot needs use the thirds rule just that this particular one would have worked better with it imo. Though it isn't what your title leads me to believe, I'm going to consider the dichotomy as color / black and white because I think that's a stronger theme in this.