Inner Layers Revealed - And those other layers in the image too.
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
Great b/w contrast going on throughout the whole portrait.

Waves
by mqnaufal

Comment:
This is beautiful...very nice work balancing exposure of the shadow in the first dune and the sky - that looks like it was really challenging, but you did a great job.

Migration
by banmorn

Comment:
This is beautiful! Very curious to hear the technique behind this one.

Hitting the Town
by MinsoPhoto

Comment:
Your subject bears a strange resemblance to Zach Galifianakis in The Hangover, and thus pleases me enormously.

St. Peter's Church, Dec. 24th, 2010
by AlbanyDave

Comment:
Beautiful colors! I especially love the interplay between the red/blue of the books in the pews, the panels of the vaulted ceilings, and the flags. Nice.

Supports in the style of James Reason
by Abra

Comment:
I don't know why, but I like this a lot. My first gut feeling was that cropping out the actual bridge at the top and leaving only the worn/stained concrete would've made the shot more mysterious while still keeping it obvious as to what your subject is (since you can still see the bridge through the opening of the first oval). Very cool!

Seasonal Glitz at the World Financial Center
by tvsometime

Comment:
Cool shot! Given the nature of the location, this might be unfeasible, but waiting for an hour where there are no people around might have added a bit to the shot.

sistering
by posthumous

Comment:
Interesting concept - is this a foggy mirror or is something else going on?

Ice Tree
by jskotte

Comment:
My favorite part of this is the clouds in the background - great shot!

Gooseline, Fenceline, Skyline.
by manohar

Comment:
Cool concept! Glad those feral geese let you get close enough for this shot. Go MIT!