Towering
by AP

Comment:
"Just another.." - not quite. About the best recent shot I've seen by virtue of the sky. It's been a good one recently. That 10-22 does the job.

Soviet Signature
by kiwiness

Comment:
A class act in this challenge. Welcome back.

Lonely Side Streets
by Pipe_Dream

Comment:
Pleasant peaceful feeling in this photo. Nice colours / tones too.

emchris10.jpg
by grigrigirl

Comment:
Mary and the Angel Gabriel, I think.

by KirkMcGirt

Comment:
Hard chisels carve hard lines. Certainly you must have the gift of the gab to work with some of these characters that you shoot. An interesting insight into human character.

We Put The Bad In Badminton
by Hipychik

Comment:
Your style is refreshing and I like the impact of colour and humour. Nice work this one and many others in your folio.

IMG_1863.jpg
by Jib

Comment:
How about cropping relentlessly? and removing the distractions? You can do this by framing and at the point of shooting rather than doing a major makeover in Photoshop. But Photoshop can help you bring out this poignant introspective moment. I tried something with your file:

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bridge.jpg
by Icechamp2001

Comment:
I rather like this - perhaps more so in b/w or duotone.

I Write Sins Not Tragedies
by Patsfan

Comment:
I like the creativity you put into the photos in your challenge entries, this one included.

cat.jpg
by Icechamp2001

Comment:
Your photos are either a phase you're going through or art. I am still trying to determine which. A friend of mine who runs a book collectors shop recently showed me a very expensive book of photographs by (I forget). The photos are of the arctic and almost all are exceedingly dark - almost pure black. Only the smallest amount of detail being revealed by long scrutiny. This photographer is, apparently, famous for his work. If it had not been for that little lesson at the bookstore, I would have simply dismissed your dark photos as being rather effete.

Message edited by author 2008-06-22 16:57:10.