fish bones
by codys

Comment:
The arid cracked ground goes well with the dessicated bones. Just needs a little directional light, perhaps, to make the 3D come out more.

bread on a plate
by codys

Comment:
Nice result for this your first challenge. It feels good stepping in and taking part (whatever the risks to ones ego ;-). I like the creative idea behind this shot.

everthings a cycle u gotta let it come to you
by ShannonLee

Comment:
As in this one too, uncropped, departing the frame, with ordinary signs, symbols, marks competing with the figure for the viewer's eye. Nice one.

she'll be comin' 'round that mountain when she comes.
by ShannonLee

Comment:
What I like about your work is that it is recognizably yours. An oddball style - but yours alone. I also like your tendency to have portraits in expanses without feeling the need to compulsively crop.

The Wind Rose
by posthumous

Comment:
À Paris c'est votre magnétisme, Monsieur, elle ne pourrait pas vous résister.

Zocodover
by Cuchillo

Comment:
I like the impression, the colours, the moment. Nice implied picture.

Protest28
by AndyMac24

Comment:
Interesting series of photos from the protest rally. It's the juxtaposition which sometimes renders a photo long lasting. In this case, the lovely (or not so lovely) American passion for gas gulping SUVs on the left hand side and the freedom loving pacifists on the right hand side. You just needed a slightly wider shot to accentuate the counterpoint.

Message edited by author 2008-03-24 11:22:51.

Minster hallway
by Melethia

Comment:
I'm more of an Oxford person myself ;-) but have spent a lot of time in East Anglia, along the coast, and in the Fenlands of Hereward the Wake. I like your selection of photos from this trip.

a3.jpg
by HighNooner

Comment:
The very nature of the location is under the intense sun. The sun is an integral part of any landscape photo of this location, I think. I find all of the photos in this 'hike series' interesting, partly because I see rocks and am trained in geology, partly because I like to see parts of the world that are exotic to me. The HDR system you used to develop the photos is gentle and discreet. I think it works rather well to ensure detail in shadows without making the picture look weird. Hope to see more such work.

1.jpg
by daklein

Comment:
Such a typical sight. There's something exotic about the oh so ordinary in every country one visits.