Feasting on RED!
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
*shudder* Eww. Eww eww eww EWW. But, uh, yes, that's the pont, isn't it? Very nice zoom.

For The Line
by jimmythefish

Comment:
The expression on her face looks irritated (hey! stop taking pictures of me in my underwear!) rather than the intent I would've expected from the title; I suspect I'm the only one who will be amused by that, though. Strange angle makes the left side (really the right side) of her body seem deformed -- might have been better from a different angle?

Overlook
by wdebeau1

Comment:
Now this is excellent. Unlike some of the B&W photos I've seen, I'm content to view this in B&W rather than wish I could see it in colour; the mist coming off the water and the brick look quite neat this way. Compositionally, angle and distance are lovely; the trees in the left bottom do not distract because the mist in the center helps draw the gaze rightwards. This is by far my favorite of what I've seen so far.

The Castle
by inspzil

Comment:
That's a very nice shot particularly in terms of angle and distance. The bright highlights on the trees are perhaps a little too bright. Maybe a darker sepia toning would have helped?

Blues in Blue
by jmark53

Comment:
I swear I just saw this guy in New Orleans. Nice play on words, the tone versus the subject.

Headed Home
by drdab99

Comment:
Wow, this is gorgeous. The two-tone aspect seems very natural with the sunlight as it is, and I like the way it starts bright at the top with a fade to the deep shadows at the bottom edge. The only real flaw is the horse might have looked better either against the brighter portion or against a deeper one.

SPEED LIMIT 35
by connie

Comment:
I actually find the shades of wood in the background more interesting than the signs themselves. I suspect I would have liked the composition better with the focus on the speed limit sign as the two other signs don't come across as well in B&W, whereas of course a speed limit sign is naturally.

Cold Steel
by Mitonski

Comment:
Interesting choice of shade for this -- I would have tended to think of a bluer tone for the 'cold' part but the greenish tinge actually works quite well.

Welcome Home
by tragicharpy

Comment:
This looks like a very old photo, as it's surely meant to, and a very good setting for it as well. The people in it seem uncomfortable to be photographed (which if they were asked to dress up for this old-style photo I suppose I may understand), which has the drawback of making it look less like the 'welcome' of the title.

Shadow Dance
by autool

Comment:
I like the angle you did this at, makes the shadow very interesting with that curvature. A good subject for a duotone topic, IMO.