Take Your Seat
by Tarbini

Comment:
I like the abstract shapes. Kinda scary though! Overall great shot.

Firehouse Humour - Green Tar and Feathers
by mariomel

Comment:
Now thats a practical joke! Was this photoshop work at all? It looks so real, as if the fire department staged it for some event... Either way, very nicely done.

Almost Holy
by Konador

Comment:
Wonderful shot Ben. You really are developing a nice style with your outstanding use of negative space. Congrats!

Mother and son
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Marvelous feel to this photo. It was definitely one of my favorites from the moment I saw it. (I had a good idea it was yours too :) Congrats on another fine finish!

Good Clean Fun
by connie

Comment:
I really like the toning and timeless design in her rain slicker... You couple those two with her ponytails and the shot could have been made yesterday, or 50 years ago... It's a such an ageless expression of joy. Congrats on a wonderful win!

Boscs
by mcmurma

Comment:
I created this piece using a couple of photoshop filters on the same photo, and then layering them together. On the first I used the "Find Edges" filter, converted the result to greyscale, toned it, then adjusted the brightness and contrast so that its effect would be rather subtle. On the second I used the "Dry Brush" filter and then merged the two layers together. I hope you like it.

Message edited by author 2003-03-28 02:16:20.

Sydney Harbour Bridge at Sunrise
by andrewlr

Comment:
Pure awesome! Marvelous shot. The quality of light makes the steel look like steel.

Lottie
by dsidwell

Comment:
Lovely photo! Congrats on the great finish!

The Corridor
by p_johns

Comment:
Congrats on the win! I like the toning of this shot, it's great!

Clay Teapot
by mcmurma

Comment:
Thanks for the comments everyone! Now, for a bit of silly luck with this photo... I can't seem to reproduce the tone!!! I came across it after fiddling with desaturation, but then I saved it as this little bitty jpeg and now I can't recreate the tone! Really kinda bums me out 'cause I'd like to offer it as a print. If anyone out there is good with toning, I'd appreciate if you would give it try. You can grab a low resolution copy at //www.pbase.com/image/14649456/original.