I Am People, I Am Myself
by Artyste

Comment:
Sheesh - in between the baseball cap and the camera, you look like a celebrity trying to hide their identity :P.

Funnily enough I find the backwards writing on the cap a little disconcerting - other than that this is definately better than the average photog with a mirror shot, I like the framing effect given by that table or whatever it is on the bottom.

Now put that fuji someplace it can gather the requisite layer of dust and get on board with team pentax.

Edit: Would you look at that - you just became the 1000th recipient of one of my comments. Now sure 980 of them were probably of little use to anyone :), but I think it's an occasion worth marking all the same.

Message edited by author 2005-04-25 05:05:06.

The Eccentric.
by docpjv

Comment:
What an incredible subject. This guy just lifts the soul. Congrats on the top ten.

Windows to the soul
by arpita

Comment:
Those are some amazing eyes. Congrats on the 6th place with this great image. (We seem to have swapped places from the three challenge!).

A Portrait of An Artist
by librodo

Comment:

Originally posted by samtrundle: Comment if you are librodo: I thought pedro was the only man you'd ever photographed !? :). Brilliant as usual. Comment if you aren't librodo: This is a very librodo-esque image - terrific control of natural light, and the background is great. Whoever you are you have a ten from me!

You are far too good at this portraiture thing.

Congratulations!!

Care Free
by Jean

Comment:
A joyous moment amazingly captured. Congratulations!

Excalibur!
by Imagineer

Comment:
Great idea in using the light trails to set this off. I'd say you'll do very well in this challenge, though for mine the busy background keeps you just out of my top five. 8.

you better start talkin, mr. paper!
by saintaugust

Comment:
Well you made me smile - that's worth a nine in my book!

More precious than...
by bhowie

Comment:
One of my favourites in this challenge. Shallow dof works really well and the lighting is great.

Edit, I've now finished voting, and I figured I'd might as well make the call - this is my favourite of the challenge. It might be a little abstract to win (apprently dpc'ers aren't really down with the whole abstract thing), but you've got my vote.

Scissor Arsenel
by jimsapp

Comment:
Really cool subject - I just feel like a little more could have been done with it. It seems slightly flat at the moment - maybe a contrast bump would help. Also the crop at the bottom is a little too tight. 6

Folded
by Kathryn8

Comment:
Very simple yet effective - like the shadowy lighting. 8