An Eye on London (Brown Duotone)
by Kavey

Comment by SJCarter:
A very unique and interesting perspective. It's kind of odd being "behind" most of the subject in this shot, but it provides a truly different view. I'm not sure the brown tones actually add to this one though - I think I'd like to see it in color. Regardless, it's still very nice work.

San Marco Gondolieri
by Kavey

Comment by Jutilda:
Love the rows of boats. Although the gondola is supposed to be the main focus, it gets lost behind the others. I'd love it either by itself, or have it out of the shot and have the rows of boats as the central focus. The buildings in the background appear a bit blanched out. Perhaps it's mid day???

San Marco Gondolieri
by Kavey

Comment by Tranquil:
This is a wonderfulll black and white piece, and it would make a fantastic print. I have been to this exact spot in venice, but you made it very unique in the timing and silhouetting of the passing gondaliers. This looks like a vintage Cartier-Bresson or someone of that caliber. A fantastic shot... wish I could see it bigger. +fav

101_0216.jpg
by Kavey

Comment by _Io_:
Personally, I found the mud to be more interesting! (though it's a different post)



Message edited by author 2005-06-13 18:43:33.

The Thinker
by Kavey

Comment by Konador:
Well spotted! Great title that really compliments the picture and makes you take a closer look :)

LegalBeagle Canary Wharf
by Kavey

Comment by Matthew:
Thanks Kavey - "crippled by photography". At least my pants weren't showing. Though my photo from that angle didn't really work!

Pillars II
by Kavey

Comment by Pixelstate:
Very nice. The light is just about perfect. Great photo Kavey!

Ed Naval College
by Kavey

Comment by e301:
I really must get to grips with the orthodix manner of aiming a camera ...

My Naked Self
by Kavey

Comment by Jinjit:
After that commenting threa in the forum, I couldn't leave this one un-commented :-)
I find this a wonderful portrait.
I think it is most intimate and personal one could ever take.
As a portrait I think it exposes a lot of your own charachter. Cheaky and free and open minded but with your own personal borders and inhibitions.
I admit this is not what I would have in mind when thinking of a self portrait, but I consider this to be my own flaw. Not yours.
Thank you for inspiring me!

edit: I just couldn't go away with those typos....

Message edited by author 2005-05-31 12:34:40.

Tomboy (DSWF)
by Kavey

Comment by Dax-:
A stunning image! I love how his lovely muzzle is framed by the tree!
Really a great capture! :)