Out to Pasture.
by jomari

Comment by rinac:
Great subject. May have been worth a try converting to tones so that the blown out bg didn't look so harsh though.

Sturt-St.-accident-002.jpg
by jomari

Comment by Iraklis:
I like this one the best of the three... It allows the viewer (or me at any rate) to sit back and study the scene. It's quite a mix of things to look at laid out for us in a nice open space in the city, like theatre. It would be easier to do if it were a bit larger. I'm not good with technical aspects, but maybe the tones are a bit harsh?

Maybe you can also do a triptych with all 3 photos?

Message edited by author 2008-11-09 04:22:39.

Out to Pasture.
by jomari

Comment by bvy:
Crisper focus, more subtle lighting would have helped.

girl-with-petals-1.jpg
by jomari

Comment by Iraklis:
I like this one the most of the three...as you can't quite make out what she is sprinkling. Odd, I wonder why she was doing that...

Mall-musicians.jpg
by jomari

Comment by pawdrix:
Hmmm. Well, I wouldn't call this a Street image solely because it was taken out of doors or on the street. It's a decent shot but there is basically no essence of the Street coming through here. That doesn't mean that seeing a street, a curb, or a car would make it a Street image either but a genuine, special tie between your subjects and the street itself. Cheers.

grey horse.jpg
by jomari

Comment by pawdrix:
Beautiful shot. The delicate processing is what keeps the scene real and genuine to the viewer. Cheers!

Backside of an Auto Mirror
by jomari

Comment by liberty:
Nice idea with the reverse side, good cool colors, 6.

Backside of an Auto Mirror
by jomari

Comment by ThingFish:
Creatively done. The best of all the car-mirror shots in this challenge. Voted a 9

Backside of an Auto Mirror
by jomari

Comment by Damzel:
wet reflections... neat idea.

Out to Pasture.
by jomari

Comment by Coley:
This is such an all too typical shot
Good focus and technicals, however no real wow factor