Auguste & Theodore
by NikonJeb

Comment by pjangel:
Not enough detail in the statue... needs to be lightened up a bit.

Auguste & Theodore
by NikonJeb

Comment by jeger:
My attention gets drawn to the teddy bear because it is much lighter than the statue

Click!
by NikonJeb

Comment by Hipychik:
Love your processing! Nice!

Auguste & Theodore
by NikonJeb

Comment by DistantColours:
The statue is very dark - there is very little detail there.

Auguste & Theodore
by NikonJeb

Comment by LaMas:
Very cute and creative.

Auguste & Theodore
by NikonJeb

Comment by rhodanig:
"Centering" isn't emphasized enough.

Night Runner...
by NikonJeb

Comment by impilot:
I liked this shot (gave it a 6), but I have to agree with the other comments on the darkness of the truck. I would have liked to see just a little bit more truck detail. The flashlight idea sounds great....though I am pretty new trying to get serious about photography, so what do I know 8-). I loved the sky. the tree. and the composition in general.

Night Runner...
by NikonJeb

Comment by jaysonmc:
Wonderful mood you created Jeb.

Night Runner...
by NikonJeb

Comment by OmanOtter:
I really like this shot. I think it's a great subject; and I like that you shot it at night. I like seeing the branches through the windows. Maybe the lighting is a little harsh. I was thinking that it would look better with some lighting on the side facing the viewer. Then I read Melethia's suggestion of the flashlight "painting" and love that idea! I've seen some cool stuff done that way. I'd love to see how that would look and hope you'll post it.

Night Runner...
by NikonJeb

Comment by keibo84:
I like the subject, it conveys emotions just sitting there with flat tires and a rusty body. I'm definitely liking the cool background with the warmer tones in the front. As mentioned before, it is a bit dark for my taste, so flash or even better flashlight (great idea Deb) would have helped. As it stands now, the image seems very flat, with a flat side of the car facing us and then the background, there is almost no sense of depth in the picture. Maybe shooting the truck a little bit more diagonally (instead of so sideways) could have helped. Also, I see you shot this with your 28-300, maybe the 18-70 at 18mm would have help get a more dynamic angle. Hope this helps