I'll Shave Tomorrow Morning, Bonne Nuit
by Tiberius

Comment by Melethia:
Ha! Amusing.

Fading
by Tiberius

Comment by markwiley:
I like the lines of the walls, floor and ceiling. I find it a bit of a same that the outlines of the two figures in the foreground get a bit muddled with the figures in the background.

Fading
by Tiberius

Comment by PennyStreet:
into oblivion...

Layers Of Existences
by Tiberius

Comment by RyanW:
i see what you meant in the forums about you and your daughter disagreeing.
i quite liked the image. I think there are a few things i might have changed had i taken this myself (cropped about 5-10% more from the top so that the lights on the left give the impression of continuing on and not ending on dead space the same way), but i think it's a very well done overall image and the placement/score are representative of that.
the layers work well here, and i don't feel that it's underexposed in the middle - if there's no light there's no light... you can see the odd light in the zone which gives credit to the fact that there's "something" there, it's just not illuminated and adds to the depth.

Layers Of Existences
by Tiberius

Comment by Tiberius:
Interesting:

Teafran says The whites are blown through all over the image and that is very distracting.

while

GAP2012 says needs longer exposure imo. Maybe my monitor needs calibration.

The middle of the image might by a little too dead from a compositional standpoint as AP pointed out but could not have been avoided. It's a hill where a cemetery is located and.

The image looks far better larger, IMO

Thnx for comments

T

Layers Of Existences
by Tiberius

Comment by AP:
I like the unique perspective but the middle of the image is a little too dead from a compositional standpoint

2012: A Reminder
by Tiberius

Comment by Tiberius:
I considered BW too but I wanted to keep the documentary value

Thnx

T

Layers Of Existences
by Tiberius

Comment by GAP2012:
needs longer exposure imo, but good attempt!

2012: A Reminder
by Tiberius

Comment by tnun:
you took it and we looked. I think black and white would have made this more abstract rather than the telling you intended.

Message edited by author 2013-01-08 14:53:59.

2012: A Reminder
by Tiberius

Comment by posthumous:
public and intimate

I'm hanging this in my fantasy art gallery.