Bats and Vampires!
by jetstar

Comment:
Nice eye highlight, would be scarry if not drinking from a humingbird feeder.

Tied to the Tracks!!!!!!!!!
by boyte1

Comment:
Nice idea, works well with nightmare, like that it is in black and white. Her face is a bit blurred, (as is her hand but in the hand it does not bother me)

Do You Die in Black and White?
by Imagineer

Comment:
Very scary, fits the theme very well.

tempiale del fungo
by JC_Homola

Comment:
Nice image, a bit abstract for me but love the colors and tones.

Cowgirl at Sunset
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Excellent composition, excellent clean outline. Nice framing. The one think I wonder about is the top left line seems to be a bit thicker then the bottom of that line. Wish it was mine!

Broken Home
by Nazgul

Comment:
This is my favorite of the pictures in your portfolio, there is a richness of the colors. (I tend to find a lot of your images dark, and my personal preference is a range of colors)

Saturday
by C-Fox

Comment:
Thanks everyone for your comments

Live On
by Imagineer

Comment:
I like the idea of the hands, but the faces particularly the one in the middle, looking up, almost has a look of dispair to me, in contrast with the title of the picture. To me almost a feeling of darkness and weight like the people were burried in a tomb.

The Other 30 Second Solution
by C-Fox

Comment:
Amazing how many people remembered those days, although some did not get it as following the theme. I knew when I entered that it would have a nostalgic feel only to people from a certain age/personaility/countries (I am not sure how big the cube was world-wide).

The picture was straight but to get the screwdriver to stand up it leaned slightly, since that is the longest line in the photo makes it look unballanced. What I should have done is made the screwdriver straight. (lesson 1 learned).


I know I need to work on lightening techniques, (lesson to be learned) plus I should have played with the color levels a bit to see if I could not get the colors to POP a bit more. (another lesson still to be learned)

This is an original cube and later editions had more color contrast. Plus the cube is wounded so I had limited choices of what side to show.

Birds Eye View of Manhattan
by MarkS224

Comment:
If it were mine (I wish) I would also change the cropping on the left hand side so that the the line of the building meets the same hight the point does where the pigeon is standing. (the left hand side of the metlife building) Actually if it truelly was mine I would make sure the color of the pigeon's feet where still correct as well, and the line I would choose would be the corner towards us of the metlife building. I do find the light color of the ledge to be distracting and the bird has more room behind then in front. (normally in wild-life shots have the animal looking into the larger space) I think the cropping on the left would give the impression of ^^^^ continuing triangles so the mind would just fill in what it could not see of the ledge.

I really like that it is in color. I really like the angle of the shot looking down on both the bird and the buildings. (rather then eye level to the bird I don't think you would get the same feeling).
I really like the concept as well.

Message edited by author 2003-09-16 13:59:56.