To Observe Man
by colorcarnival

Comment by liberty:
Nice image, lighting is a bit dark, 7.

To Observe Man
by colorcarnival

Comment by pastortimmr:
Hmm. Interesting. At first view I wasn't a fan, but the more I look at it the more I'm intrigued by it- looking at the eyes, and understanding the reflection. It's nice! I think a little crop off the top could do a lot- I know the space defines the door, but seeing the door and frame takes away from my eyes being drawn to the man. Well done.

Good, Clean Money
by colorcarnival

Comment by Melethia:
I'd say it scored pretty darn well - did you get the lottery ticket yet? Lovely lighting, a $2 bill (how cool!) and yes, that lens seems to provide exceptional results in sharpness. I really like your take on "money laundering" - very creative and well executed.

Good, Clean Money
by colorcarnival

Comment by Charlene:
Good luck with your lottery ticket ;)

Amazing clarity is right. I love the little bubbles everywhere, and the glossiness of the water is very pretty. Can't believe you did this to a $2 bill though, very funny. Congrats on another great picture and score.

Dumped in the Country
by colorcarnival

Comment by Bernard_Marx:
That is some lovely bokeh - I will be interested in seeing which lens produced it.

Good, Clean Money
by colorcarnival

Comment by kolasi:
very cool shot! and a $2 bill, i always thought thosew were a bit shady, but seeing it all washed up changed my mind.
great clarity and framing on this one

To Observe Man
by colorcarnival

Comment by Damzel:
Lil out of focus.

Good, Clean Money
by colorcarnival

Comment by J-Me:
Hey.....go get that lottery ticket! LOL A 6+ Score and a new president all in the same night.

Congrats on a great shot! Really clear and well done.

(I was waiting to see one of your famous "clothes line and pins" shots....calling it "Laundering Money". *wink*)

Butter
by colorcarnival

Comment by jomari:
Gosh, how's that for eye contact. 9

Dumped in the Country
by colorcarnival

Comment by J-Me:
Oh, so CUTE!!! Without the title though, I'd not have gotten "abandoned" in looking at the shot. It's a very well done shot. BTW...did you take the kitten in?