Hazy-River.jpg
by Pedro

Comment:
Hey Pedro

Love the effect you got with these photo's, just wonderful! Wanna share how ya did it?

Lee

smoke.jpg
by Pedro

Comment:
Why haven't I seen this picture of yours before! Darn tootin, I love smoke! Nice job as usual Pedro.

Lee

Fascinating
by Jacko

Comment:
Hahaha, couldn't resist eh Jacko? Luckily I like the pictures of your son, and your pictures of bugs! Especially this one, nicely done, too bad the bug couldn't have been more visible (from the side or something).
You deserved a way higher finish then this!

Lee

Battleship grey
by bpickard

Comment:
Very cool picture. An unusual use of selective desat, a way I would never thought to use. Love the juxtaposition of colored water and gray sky, really draws attention to the ships, which lie just in the center. Very creative and original, well done!

Lee

Summer at the Farm
by L1

Comment:
Awesome use of selective desat, and overall an excellent photo!!

I'm very glad you won.

Lee

Message edited by author 2004-06-28 00:57:16.

Social Science
by melongrind

Comment:
wonderful piece Melongrind, I love a lot of your stuff, it's actually art, not just a pretty picture. I respect that.

Lee

once upon a time
by grigrigirl

Comment:
One of the most creative and inspiring uses of a fisheye lense I've seen in a long time, congrats!

Fender Stratocaster
by ChrisW123

Comment:
Very well done. This is a difficult picture to take, I'm sure, and you've done it perfectly. I might have cropped it without the plugin, but i don't play the guitar, so i don't have any emotional context. Awesome shot for the challenge. 9

Waiting for something better
by joek1d

Comment:
A well seen shot. The resolution is low though, which will effect your score. I would have liked to seen this in b&w, it would have emphasized the grubiness of the man and his surroundings. Overall a well-compose and well-seen shot. 8

Trio
by BruB

Comment:
if you wanted to get rid of the reflections in the glasses what you could do is take the same picture against a white background, lighting only with a light aimed from below the table at the white background. Then you could invert the picture, leaving you with a similar picture to what you have now, without the nasty reflections. An excellent shot though, i love playing with glass, your concept here is very similar to my 'ornate' shot.