The Tao of Flight
by L1

Comment:
Great capture, especially with the legs stretched out as they are. I'd like to see more contrast, though. For me, this is a little too flat, but I think with some post-processing to darken the blacks and lighten the whites, this would've done much better because it is such a great capture. I really like the simplicity of the scene, with just the bird, the water, and the bird's shadow.

His Final Fare
by muur88

Comment:
Beautiful!! What a ghost-like image. Great processing to boot.

Boy and Water in Constant Motion
by jencurrie

Comment:
Look at those arms! What a wonderful shot and title. The water is silky smooth.

Get Out Of The Way
by jerryc12

Comment:
Woweeee - this is amazing!

Alone In The Alley
by dizneewench

Comment:
This is a nice image. I'm drawn to the person's hat ... really good focal point with that little tassle on top!

A Desolate Place: The Heart
by SandyP

Comment:
What a moving, emotional shot! I loved this so much during voting - was sure it would take a ribbon, but you're close. Hope you get out of your comfort zone more often with these challenge entries, Sandy. You did a great job! The muted colors, the black clothes, and the perfect lighting are what strike me most about this image.

by rscorp

Comment:
Such a beatiful little girl! Your way with b&w is stunning. You've got just the right amount of contrast, just to the point where if it went more, it would be too much. I love it!

by rscorp

Comment:
Wow, this is beautiful. The exposure is soooooo nice. The angle works beautifully. I bet this is also great in color.

Ol' Jimmy
by Jutilda

Comment:
What a huge face! Love the way he fills up the whole frame. Nice border, too.

Full Tilt
by CalliopeKel

Comment:
This is my favorite of all from your portfolio that I've viewed so far tonight. She has such a direct look into the camera that it's unnerving. The negative space is so important here. Great job as always, Kelly!