Street at Night (b&w 2008 #2)
by nikolaos

Comment:
Directions to this place, please. I need to walk there, at this exact time, with that man on the street and those precise lights on. It is, in its way, perfect, and a delight to my eyes.

Week 05
by hajeka

Comment:
I love the composition here to balance the stark whiteness of the woman -- her hair, her skin -- against that of the man behind her. There is a story here, one beyond actors and even perhaps beyond people.

1.52 Smoke break
by Melethia

Comment:
Deb, it is a gift to see and to be able to present that sight to others. You have that gift. I'm so happy I get to see you play here.

5 - My Favorite Daughter
by Bud

Comment:
Such wonderful depth in those eyes, such patience, and photographic issues aside, a delightful portrait.

#2 Passing Time
by Sonifo

Comment:
A perfect and beautiful portrayal -- through tones and shades and composition and placement -- of being lost somewhere, somewhere other than where you are. Before we could "go" on the Internet, we could disappear into a book. And we still can. Lovely.

IMG_3781-01.jpg
by benee

Comment:
Sometimes life is just gray, and our attempts to turn it high contrast are futile swipes at reality. Wonderfully presented.

Broken Docks
by Hipychik

Comment:
I want to go to the little rowboat, push it out on the ice and sit in it. I have no idea why, but I do. I think I feel like the boat feels lonely and I want to keep it company. Makes no sense, I know, but it has obviously reached me.

Spire
by Alicia

Comment:
Such a melding of place and space here, emphasizing both but minimizing them both at the same time. Contradictions and hidden substance. Excellent.

Studio Entrance
by Germaine

Comment:
I see ghosts walking here, as if one could see a ghost. An image full of dark life and contradictions, openly hidden, if you will. If you're not sure what that means, it means I like it.

Week 4
by muz64

Comment:
Such a great moment, though the tones are a bit flat to me. You've been given good advice below, though I might have played with this in curves to more selectively so as to control the tones and textures more. The only way to learn is to give it a try; play. If it doesn't work, don't save it :) With captures like this, processing won't be holding you back for long.