Pocket Change Improvisations
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Comment by hotpasta:
best one in the challenge...hope you ribbon

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by jonfrommk:
Peter, I love this photograph which almost has a feel of the late 70's to it. Moody and atmospheric and simply remarkable given the equipment you were using. Love the lustrous sepia tones

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by brownsm:
congrats Peter! even got a fave with this one. I really liked the feel in this image. not bad for a 2MP camera!! I'm split as to whether I like your outtake or not. I prefer the blown sky, but I also like what you've done with the burning of the street in the entered version.

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by SandyP:
Ooooh. . .I love this! I'm surprised that this didn't score much higher. It has such a DPC-friendly Wow look to it!

Halloween (1978)
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Comment by noraneko:
Peter, this is terrific! Very effective. Congrats on another top 10! You are kicking my @$$ lately - I'd better get on my game :-)

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by Charlene:
Glad to see this did much better than you expected. GREAT moodiness and solitude, despite the number of people in the image.

A Cold, Lonely Goodbye
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Comment by posthumous:
I gave this a 7 and never got a chance to come back and bump it or give it a comment. Zeuszen said it all, except it never even occurred to me that anything was offbalance with this shot.

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by sherpet:
Awesome impact to the viewer..... I love it.....

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by sher:
excellent tone and composition. love the lines, both intentional and unintentional...like the two streams of water going into the drain that lead my eyes right to the foreground subjects and all the lines of water that carry my eyes down the street and past the background subjects. really a brilliant image. very nice work!

Hands in Pockets
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Comment by posthumous:
This photo keeps sneaking up on me. Something about the highlights and the engaging composition seems to say more than the people themselves.