Hello there
by Musicman

Comment:
I was trying to think of something clever to say involving bulls, but I'm afraid it's too early in the morning. Not a topic that grabs me -- being from the Midwest I've seen far too many of these -- but I do like the up-close-and-personal shot of it and the black and white colouring suits it well.

Rose an artistic interpretation
by EJ

Comment:
I like the grainy look of this photo, although I'm curious why given that you didn't choose to go with sepia. It looks good in B&W, mind you; it's a nice shot, the flower stands out well from the background and it's a good angle. But I associate grainy with old, and therefore am more inclined to think sepia.

Where Highways meet
by jab119

Comment:
Hmm. I think in this case, centering the center of the structure might have worked better; I feel a little dizzy looking at this one. The lighting may be a bit too bright for a duotone, it feels a bit washed out.

Oldtimer
by kiwiness

Comment:
Hrm. Maybe a slightly more sepia tone to emphasize the 'old' part? I'm not sure, there's just a little tinge of dissatisfaction in me in this. The shot may be a little too crisp, alternately, for the tone.

Looks Can Kill
by magnus

Comment:
I almost missed that the face was visible in the knife at first. As interesting as that blade is, I wonder if something a little less irregularly shaped would have worked better for this. Maybe a slightly different angle so the eye wasn't nearly cut off? (No pun intended.)

Catus Flower
by sherryk471

Comment:
I do like the shade chosen for this. The focus on the flower may be a little too close, as the missing edges of petals is a little too obvious.

Whitney
by draney4

Comment:
A nice portrait photo that is well suited to B&W. Very pretty model. I like the lighting and the way it catches the hair.

Flash
by Refracted

Comment:
Neat. Not a topic I would have ever thought of, myself, but it works very well in the tone it's in, seems perfectly natural to see it in that colour, except for the very distracting Pepsi cans in the background. If it weren't for the modern design on those it would have come across well as an old photograph, which is how the rest of it feels.

Splash
by e301

Comment:
Although it looks good in B&W, this subject has been done to death, so my interest level is a little low. It is an interesting angle to do this at.

The Light Inside
by xertion

Comment:
That is a very surreal-looking shot. Interesting choice of colour, gives it a very abstract feel, which presumably is the point. I'm curious how you set this up.