Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by cryingdragon:

Originally posted by levyj413: Ahhh ... NOW I see you. You should swap out your profile pic. ;)

The profile pic was on purpose. I can't believe I'm actually doing this. I HATE pictures of me.

Message edited by author 2006-09-05 19:32:38.

Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by levyj413:
Ahhh ... NOW I see you.

You should swap out your profile pic. ;)

Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by Jaded_Housewife:
well i should have commented before reading NathanW's comment because now my minds in the gutter. i cant even think straight. lol

Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by Melethia:
Hey! My shirt looks just like that! And I have those same ceiling tiles! Woo hoo! You have a cushier chair, though.

Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by Elvis_L:

Originally posted by thegrandwazoo: What the hell? Sharp. In-focus. Did you get a new camera LOL.

now thats funny!

I served for 4 years in the mid 90's and don't miss it. nice job.

Day 1 at work
by cryingdragon

Comment by thegrandwazoo:
What the hell? Sharp. In-focus. Did you get a new camera LOL.

Just messin with ya bro. It looks damn good. See ya tomorrow.

Thanks for keeping us safe so I can keep on bitching.

Erick

Jet
by cryingdragon

Comment by fotomann_forever:
In my expert critique (laughable) I'm debating if you actually have a subject here. It seems to me that the round blue ball of water might be a subject. Perhaps a tighter crop would change my mind.

Technically, this is a damn good image and shows improvement on your part. Especially with the close-ups.

Jet
by cryingdragon

Comment by gjumi:
How did you protect your camera from water? Thanks.

Jet
by cryingdragon

Comment by Phil:
Greetings from the Critique Club.

At first glance I thought, "What the heck is that?". Then I took a longer look at it and figured it out. I think a lot of people voted here without giving it a good look as the score deserved to be a bit higher.

This was a creative idea indeed. I'm fond of the crop you have showing me the jet on the left. I do think the shallow depth of field hurt you here. If you'd have had plenty of light to shoot this with a small aperture to get the entire image in focus it would've been an extremely powerful shot.

Overall a good effort and idea.

Cheers - Phil

Jet
by cryingdragon

Comment by posthumous:
I like your solution to the "problem" of no subject: a wild, amorphous and constantly-changing subject. 8