FE - 26
by dougi555

Comment by TrollMan:
Sharp and good colors. Looks good but I don't find it to be very creative. The vignetting also ruins it a bit. The statue was already a bit too dark (at least on my monitor).

Thomas Ford's
by dougi555

Comment by bspurgeon:
great execution

FE - 26
by dougi555

Comment by Shrink:
love the vignette; the cloud, not so much

FE - 26
by dougi555

Comment by maxxumg:
if not for the title, I would have not guessed an iron

FE - 26
by dougi555

Comment by aplomb76:
Beautiful and abstracty.

...good company & good coffee!
by dougi555

Comment by SnapperL:
I was sitting here having my morning coffee and thought I would look at other pictures on DPC of people having coffee. I found yours. Very nice photograph. I love how busy it is and this was a nice use of tonemapping which is not overdone like some I have seen. I also like the use of the wide angle lens to draw the whole scene in. Well Done!

Ben

Thomas Ford's
by dougi555

Comment by pastortimmr:
Interesting idea. Reflection is great, and the focus on the glasses/face is great, but I wish there was more to see in the reflection. The tents give a nice contrast to the sky/background, but there is nothing to focus on at all. If there was, I think this could be a fantastic shot.

Frisbee
by dougi555

Comment by K3Master:
He bent down and picked up the strange golden disc from the ground. He'd never seen it's like before. It had a texture that was smooth as silk, yet was hard as diamond. Turning it over in his hands, he noticed what could be described as a button, though it had no creases or indentations to mark it as so. It just existed there, on the surface, as if part of it and separate from it simultaneously. Transfixed, he pressed the button, and was suddenly hit by what felt like an electric shock. He gasped as his whole body began to shimmer, and then started to turn black as the blackest night, before fading away all together.

He stood there, stunned for a moment, until he suddenly realized just what this was. People passed right by him, yet saw nothing. He waved at them wildly, they never reacted. He grinned to himself. This was a personal cloaking device. He was invisible. He couldn't be seen.

As the possibilities began to fly through his mind, he started to walk away, and knew his life would never be the same.

Thomas Ford's
by dougi555

Comment by dbailey7:
Nice job!

Frisbee
by dougi555

Comment by MaryO:
Nice backlight illuminating a fair part of his outline. Little bit of motion in the Frisbee, but with his pose it just feels like he was starting to raise that arm to throw it, so it adds some dynamism to the shot.