reflections of life
by Lutchenko

Comment:
Very nice shot and a good find. Congratulations on the ribbon! I want to know how you got perfect framing, indicating you were directly in front, without getting your own reflection. Is that you 2nd window across and 2nd down right of the post?

Colors of a Tribesman
by andrewt

Comment:
Great shot. I expect this to score very well. Very good detail. I'm guessing goodman?

Neal
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Nicely composed, and you got the lighting and exposure perfect to separate the bike and biker from the floor and wall. Nice pose.

Mr.
by SandyP

Comment:
There is a lot of experience and character showing in this shot. B&W works very well with it. Nicely done.

Life is Good
by sfmorris

Comment:
Ah, you both got a shot in. I'm not even going to try to tell you two apart. Very nice shot. I love the expressions, the Mustang and background. Like your sisters, I get a feeling it's cropped a bit too much on bottom. I've heard you shouldn't crop below a joint (knee or elbow), though I broke that rule in my entry also.

Forty Years and Counting
by karenk

Comment:
One of the twins. Congratulations! Nice picture. Good composition, but you shouldn't have cropped out your sister's right hand. Not voting.

Vittorio
by Ivo

Comment:
Lots of character and nice definition in the background. Gutsy landscape mode for a portrait. This looks like a certain picture of Salvador Dali.

- Eyes of a Dragon -
by andrewt

Comment:
Congratulations! I just had to comment on the fact that this has some noise in it, but handheld at ISO 2000 with an extreme crop and some wind it's an amazingly clear shot. Did you use noise reduction? USM? Thanks for the dragonfly vision lesson.

Jame Gumb's Sneakers
by h2

Comment:
I'd love to see how you did this. Sorry, but I'm an idiot. I think I gave you an 8, but I didn't vote enough shots for the 20% for it to count, so mine was one of the ones scrubbed.

Welcome to My World
by Jutilda

Comment:
I just saw this, following the Portrait without Children thread. I love it almost as much as the Morning one! And Art's comment almost had me rolling on the floor. I'm trying to come up with a way to do something similar sometime.