Memorial lairomeM
by levyj413

Comment by noraneko:
Love the title - so creative, I mean evitaerc! This would have worked very well in centered subject, too. Great lighting. Exposure length? Hope you'll post. 9.

Hell's Entrance
by levyj413

Comment by baco99:
i like the effect here a lot, but i'm not sure it looks as "harsh" as hell's entrance...although i have no first-hand experience to say otherwise....

Memorial lairomeM
by levyj413

Comment by BrianR:
Lighting, reflection, sharpness, and balance all good...

Chanukah Lights
by levyj413

Comment by Blue Moon:
Personally, I'm suprised this didn't score higher. It's not a perfect pattern, but the flames are not over-exposed, the color tone is just right, it's a good composition, and the lighting on the candles is very appealing. I love your educating description, since a lot of people aren't sure what Chanukah is about, so it's nice that you can explain it.

Chanukah Lights
by levyj413

Comment by noraneko:
Jeff,
This is a beautiful, evocative photo. I really love the colors in the candles, and think you did a very good job with composition (can be pretty difficult with this type of photo, I think). I have no idea how to do it myself, but IMO this would be even stronger with more color showing in the flames - they look a bit blown.
That aside, I think you've got a winner here in a different challenge. I also think this would sell well among both Jewish and non-Jewish audience.
BTW - I enjoyed reading about Chanukah, above. Thanks for sharing your traditions!

Memorial lairomeM
by levyj413

Comment by JunieMoon:
Nice smooth shot.

Jefferson Memorial and Guests
by levyj413

Comment by skylercall:
Tourists...

Memorial lairomeM
by levyj413

Comment by JeniY:
Gorgeous!! The reflection is amazing - Nicely done!!

Hell's Entrance
by levyj413

Comment by TooCool:
I have never truly appreciated the abstract form of photography even as I understand it's appeal...
TC

Memorial lairomeM
by levyj413

Comment by e301:
Neat work. Does it really need the lights at each side of frame? I can see why the answer might be yes, but they seem to lead to a distortion of composition, being not quite equi-distant from the memorial.