Baby's got blue eyes
by johnm

Comment by cbonsall:
Intersting but it doesn;t look like you've converted the background to greyscale.

Also, are you allowed circular borders?? Not seen one before, I won't mark you down for it though.

Baby's got blue eyes
by johnm

Comment by indianzfan:
Do you understand what desaturation is?

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by mffnqueen:
some lighting problems.. too bright in one corner, too dark in the other, and a little harsh throughout.. the cold of the metal kind of clashed with the warmth on the outside.. o rmaybe that's what you were going for?

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by Zoomdak:
I think this picture may not be like because it doesn't depict an airplane as a main subject. However, it's different, and I like it for that. England eh? Is he looking through binoculars? Nice split of the frame: Kid in one, plane in the other. Kid looking at the plane, plane taking off into the other frame. Nice complextion. I know it's almost impossible, but I would like to see the plane futher into the middle of the pane. Lighting is a bit uneven: left is brighter than the right, I would also rather see all of the kid in detail, or have him totally sillouhetted. Overall: nice job. Different view or an airplane.

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by wwwavenger:
Awesome. Silly chair.

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by Mona:
I like this.

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by graphicfunk:
very creative

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by doctornick:
Overexposed. Good idea though.

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by Count:
Cool shot, very photojournalistic. Could use a little more to make it jump out but I don't think that has anything to do with your photography, more to do with the scenery. Good job...

Landing shot
by johnm

Comment by C-town driver:
I like the composition on this shot as the windows naturally frame the 2 points of subject. However, the lighting on the bottom left seems a bit distracting as the forground is caught in the middle between being a sillouhette, and just being underexposed. Maybe the use of flash or selective levels adjustment in photoshop would have helped? Nice shot nonetheless.