C A L I E N T E
by Bear_Music

Comment:

Originally posted by Art Roflmao: jalapeno poppers.

both the idea of the poppers and this image are HOT! love it Robt especially the bg

B I R D I E S
by Art Roflmao

Comment:

Originally posted by sempermarine: Alfred Hitchcock would be proud! You should do more ARTsy stuff. Keep the edge!

I mentioned alfred on the lampost pic but Mr R, this is sooo much better (and that was good), go on, fess up and say you have a new bird brush lol.

I think your going along the right lines with the border but sadly its not up to the standard of the image, other than that this is a sublime image and as has been pointed out before, maybe Mr R is an artist deep down.

by aznym

Comment:
Am guessing conformity isn't your stile xion, another of your shots that would get a whopping 3.2 from 'those out there' but artist in us will ponder on for a long time ;)

by aznym

Comment:
yup, placing the chair in the corner makes this shot what it is, a chair in the corner, but wow! what a chair and what a corner, if it wasn't so busy I'd call it minimilism ;)

by aznym

Comment:
*decides its time to quit smoking 'that' stuff*

ooeer, when is the film out?

Narrow is the Path
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Am sure this is a beautifull place but quite drab at this time of the year, methinks the LB has helped a dreary scene take on another quality :)

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by krnodil

Comment:

Originally posted by ubique: Oh yes. Just fabulous; shape, tone and (subtle) texture. Eucalyptus too! An Aussie tree. So the subtlety was no accident then?

When I was at school I was taught bever to use the words 'Aussie' and 'subtle' in the same sentence unless the word 'NOT' was placed between them ;)

Karen, this is a seriously good shot and one of your best imho.

The Pigeon Projects
by Art Roflmao

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: Wondermous! I like this!

lol Deb, shove a pigeon in a shot and you go weak at the knees.

Seriously though, Mr R, this is a seriously good find, the sky really sets this whole image off for me and yes, its like a modern day Hitchcock scene (still not sure about the border though appreciate why it was done).

Light Shines on the Fallen
by trevytrev

Comment:
Excellent, excellent, excellent my good man and agree with Paul that this is probably one of your best thus far. Subject, composition, lighting and editing are all spot on. Now, tell us, was this serendipity or did the hand of Trev move the leaf to its final resting place?

Welcoming Committee
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Am not 100% convinced by the treatment here but do like the composition and use of the LB and the rocks set the image off nicely :)