The World As I See It I
by levyj413

Comment by JerseyGenie:
Very creative Jeffrey. And very enlightning too. I have the opposite problem, I can see well without the glasses as long as no one asks me to read something.
I think this shot really does well in meeting the criteria of this side challenge.

The World As I See It II
by levyj413

Comment by bob350:
I like this one much more than the other version, I think because of the colors and because of how well the elements hang together. The dark background makes an excellent contrast and sets off the gold tones well, the effect of colored balls (like party lights) contrasts with an obvious street setting, focused shapes through the glasses contrast with blurry shapes outside of the frames. This could be put into a teaching file as example of how a photographer can translate an rather mechanistic intellectual concept for an image into an artistic rendition.

The World As I See It II
by levyj413

Comment by Jutilda:
That's cool - a natural dyptich. Love the amber tones too.

The World As I See It I
by levyj413

Comment by Jutilda:
heh, I'm far-sighted. WE could have fun in the big city. ;~p

The World As I See It I
by levyj413

Comment by lunachicken:
Cool idea!

Missing
by levyj413

Comment by Nald:
I think the grain really works in this shot. I'm hoping that it's staged, if not I can't imagine what this parent is going through.

The Limits of Perception
by levyj413

Comment by Melethia:
Metro. :-)

The Limits of Perception
by levyj413

Comment by SandyP:
I get the feeling it is a train coming down a tunnel. That's what I thought when I saw it on the thumb. Not that you can really tell, its just something about the composition. I really really like this by the way. Even with the blur, it looks so clean and pretty.

The Limits of Perception
by levyj413

Comment by krnodil:
Ok, Jeffrey, it's the D.C. Metro! :) Nice framing.

Lonely Voice
by levyj413

Comment by snaffles:
very poignant, Jeffrey, great shot!