DAVID-BLAINE-002.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by cheekymunky:
I've seen "interviews" with him, and he seems a bit difficult to get on with to say the least, so to survive a whole day with him you did well! I love the shot as well, great as a black and white, and although he is relatively small in the frame, he is instantly recognisable and the situation compliments his persona perfectly.

DAVID-BLAINE-002.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by bood:
Well done - great shot. Like the geometery and repetition

DAVID-BLAINE-002.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by Blue Moon:
haha! you almost killed David Blaine! Good job, he looks quite aggitated, but at least you got him to do something kinda cool. Now, why isn't he floating instead of hanging? HMMM?????

JACK-OSBOURNE-001.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by DjFenzl:
I like this picture, it's cool the way he is framed by the hand however the hand is so large and dark it almost seems disconnected from him. Excellent lighting on his face.

JEFF-WAVE-001.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by jblaylockrayner:
This is actually a self portrait I took of myself in Broadstairs, England. It was taken using fujichrome 100. I had the camera on a tripod and a self timer. This was taken quite a while ago - I remember having to try and time the waves to hit with the self timer which of course was almost impossible. This was the only frame that worked but I think it was worth the effort.

COWBOY-AYRES-002.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by Ivory:
Great shot, very cool angle.

COWBOY-AYRES-002.jpg
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by Jutilda:
Wonderful perspective. The whole image is very appealing to me.

COWBOY-AYRES-002.jpg
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Comment by JeniY:
Sweet - very nice compostion - I love the angle! The sky is wonderful as well. Excellent!!

I got half way - Do I cross again?
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by kanaj:
Very effective use of the fisheye effect (whether it was a lens or a filter I don't know). My only complaint is that the subject feels unfocused and a little blurry. I might try using a healing brush to sharpen the features of the face. It's a shame this one was submitted for the Centered Composition II challenge!

I got half way - Do I cross again?
by jblaylockrayner

Comment by tiggermo:
This a beautiful shot...very nice B&W...good composition But not very funny..or fitting.