Skyline, 2005
by pawdrix

Comment:
Nice to see a shot that I inspired score so high. Great post too Steve you deserved this placing or maybe even higher. Got your private message too, YW.

Michael

Message edited by author 2006-02-01 13:18:05.

The Little Mermaid
by Judi

Comment:
I would say to improve this shot, the light on the rocks in the foreground should have been darker otherwise nice sunset.

Lost With Time
by CandiSmith

Comment:
Too Small, look under "how to" to see the right way to resize a photo for a challenge.

Red Dawn at Take-Off
by nsbca7

Comment:
Semper Phi 10

Floral Hair (Originally by Billy Pegram)
by Krisby

Comment:
I like this but what I think would have made it perfect would be balanced lighting. Her mouth and cheeks are much brighter then the flowers and over power her eyes, which are lovely BTW. A great idea though.

If you had used a soft box or even a white cardboard to defuse the flash or light you used I think that would have balenced the lihgt a little better.

Oh, the pics I would take if I were invisible...
by notesinstones

Comment:

Originally posted by yakatme: A lot of nice comments down below, but what happened? This should have scored a lot higher (I voted it a 9).

Yakatme is being diplomatic, I can't be, you were robbed this should have won. I gave you a 10 and anyone who didn't understand the originality of this image and the excellent way you pulled it off, shouldn't be voting. Another picture which proves what I have been saying about people voting on DPC, there is no accounting for taste.

Michael

Three Guys / Tribute to Willy Ronis
by jjbeguin

Comment:
I have pictures my dad took in Europe when he was there in WWII which look just like this. So cozy these winding streets.

Hurrell's Starlet
by jenesis

Comment:
Berniece Abbott once said something to the effect, when shooting a picture the most importent part of the image of a person is their eyes. If the eyes are in focus that will be a great image. Thus the 9 on this one.
Between the eyes and the background lighting this is an amazing shot.

Changing New York Berneice Abbott
by slingshot

Comment:
I would have done this in B&W to tribute a great photographer like Berneice Abbott. Angles are nice and the crop is good but B&W would have made it a 10 as is I'll give you a 9 since I think the reason you didn't make it B&W was because it is a changing NY. Good image overall though.

Ansel
by drake217

Comment:
Ansel?.....Ansel who?


Kidding very nice.

Just playing with you since everyone else had to make the title his whole name, like I wouldn't know it was Ansel Goldstein. :) He was a great photographer wasn't he? So don't tell anyone but this got a 9.8 9.8 9.8 9.3(russin Judge) 9.9 (American Judge) and a 10 from me. Very nice.