Elsewhere
by Cuttooth

Comment by LevT:
this half-eaten pizza reminded me Dante's "Midway on our life's journey, I found myself \\ In dark woods, the right road lost." Woonderful, contemplative photo

Elsewhere
by Cuttooth

Comment by ubique:
Lovely multi-layered photograph. It's so satisfying to engage with this picture. As a photograph, as a person, as a situation. It's a beautifully ordered thing, as if you have conjured a still life out of a stilled life.

Five Metropolitan Minutes
by Cuttooth

Comment by RyanW:
Nice shot. Have to ask, did you use a card for setting your white balance, or just leave a long exposure for the city lights to come through 'as the eye sees it'? I'm guessing the title of the image has more to do with the duration of the exposure than how long it took you to walk to this vantage point :)

Five Metropolitan Minutes
by Cuttooth

Comment by Jutilda:
I love the blur that the clouds create of the moon.

The Net Thrower
by Cuttooth

Comment by IdahoBaird:
Beautiful photo. So sharp and well lighted.

The Net Thrower
by Cuttooth

Comment by Denielle:
Nicely processed. The colors are beautiful. The image is nicely composed. Very well done.

The Net Thrower
by Cuttooth

Comment by RyanW:
Great contrast with the colours here

Elsewhere
by Cuttooth

Comment by vawendy:
This one is interesting. I love the contrast, I love the atmosphere, but it doesn't grab me like the other one. I enjoy it, but I keep seeing the basket over his head. It's silly, but I'm allowing it to distract me. Nothing distracts me in the other shot.

2011art1-1a
by Cuttooth

Comment by vawendy:
I like this one much better. It doesn't matter to me if it's staged or candid -- I didn't stop to question. What called to me was the pose. The process of completely covering yourself, wrapping yourself into nothingness. Hiding from the world. I'm not like the rest of the crowd; I don't search for deeper meanings in photographs. I wait for them to come and get me. So I'm probably missing out on something truly significant. But this one doesn't slide past, because I know these feelings. This one reached out and grabbed me without me having to go searching.

Elsewhere
by Cuttooth

Comment by posthumous:
I prefer this. Your imposition of artifice on reality is more convincing than your attempt to stage a real feeling, though both methods can work.