Greenpoint
by paha_l

Comment by arngrimur:
I like the idea. Perhaps a square crop leaving the green light and the car on the left would simplify thins and make a stronger impact. -7

Worktable
by paha_l

Comment by gattamarta:
was that hard to arrange? fascinating tecnique, but not very exciting image... how can I say? more pleasant for the brain than for the eye, anyway a good picture

Worktable
by paha_l

Comment by weska54:
aahhh... the old see through desktop. one of the best i've seen

Worktable
by paha_l

Comment by Falc:
This theme is becoming a bit of a cliche now.
Nicely executed though

Worktable
by paha_l

Comment by Art Roflmao:
You were probably just dying to find a challenge to use this technique in and gave up waiting. :) Cool technique and good execution of it.

great-grandmother
by paha_l

Comment by Xilebo:
The colorless image of the grandmother makes this composition all the more meaningful, I like it a lot

great-grandmother
by paha_l

Comment by joro:
At first, I found the monitor a bit distracting, and then I realized that was likely a second "old and new" aspect of the picture--the old photo on the computer screen. I think the three elements in the photo (the old woman, the child and the monitor) make it difficult to find the right elements to emphasize. I find my eyes pulled towards the monitor buttons instead of the child, for instance. I wonder if there would have been some other way of conveying the fact the photo was on a monitor but de-emphasizing the monitor portion so that the two people in the picture have focus?

great-grandmother
by paha_l

Comment by shavenwalrus:
Wish it was her in the flesh and not on a screen.

great-grandmother
by paha_l

Comment by whiteroom:
i like the angle of this, depicts the challenge well

Breaking space
by paha_l

Comment by Rooster:
i like this shot. I think there is too much light in it tho. Perhaps a faster shutter speed, lower iso or larger ap. might have brought out more details in the overexposed part. Regradless, good stuff!