boobwatch
by LevT

Comment:

Originally posted by Jedusi: Well someone has to keep an eye on them . . not sure it's doing his eye's anygood though by the looks of them !

yeah, no idea what happened to his eye... lol. must be a novel optical effect

Ballet
by bvy

Comment:
interesting angle

Soaking up rainshine
by Melethia

Comment:
nice quiet moment, I like it

serendiptych
by LevT

Comment:

Originally posted by Melethia: Colors and poses match perfectly! :-)

indeed! Deb, thank you for fav #700 :) --Lev

The Joy of Housework
by njsabs

Comment:
Congrats on your blue, Jennifer! I had a similar concept in my head for my old "Bored" shot, but could not pull it off, at least score-wise :). Merry Christmas!

My Family...Our Christmas Picture
by njsabs

Comment:
very nice! Happy Holidays Jen!

DSC_0628dp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
because of this vertical stick, it works almost like a diptych :). I also like the echo between the colorful necklaces and her handbag.

Message edited by author 2009-12-24 13:11:18.

bwdp.jpg
by Iraklis

Comment:
The shadow looks ominous to me, probably because the man appears totally unaware of it. Like fate.

eunuch-isms
by UrfaK

Comment:
very interesting scene, and I understand that you wanted to call our attention to these "drag queens of the East," but I honestly don't think selective desat was the right decision (it very rarely is, IMO). The whole scene becomes fake, and the background becomes a theatre stage set of sorts. I think you should have left it in color and trust the viewer to find out what the scene is about. Let your subjects be immersed in the street life, don't yank them out! Or, if you really want them to stand out, make the rest of the scene slightly less saturated, but only barely so. Of course this is only my opinion, you should do what you like :).

Brooklyn Bridge
by pawdrix

Comment:
nice atmosphere! You just need a silhouette in there to make it complete