The Pattern of Nature
by davidfallsmith

Comment by mariuca:
I believe that this image is probably one of the closest to what Shez would do. It tells several stories and it looks as if it got frozen in time, encrusted in a clear amber

Home is wherever we are together.
by davidfallsmith

Comment by antares1966:
I would have liked a little bit more light at the edges of the hands so as not to cut off the fingertips, otherwise a nice monochrome

Home is wherever we are together.
by davidfallsmith

Comment by mariuca:
Awfully strange and sad.
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The Pattern of Nature
by davidfallsmith

Comment by OriginalTake:
Really cool! Looks like a natural scene at first, then you notice the pale leaves pretty quickly, then work your way around the rest of the picture. Lovely composition, works with the subtle light on the left half of the tree.

The Pattern of Nature
by davidfallsmith

Comment by CrazyDiamond:
Very creative!

Night Time
by davidfallsmith

Comment by Bpzzr:
Good use of two colour presentation and nice concept.
I fint the radium luminescence a bit blown on the smaller handles and towards the bottom of the main handles. The clarity is excellent. well done

Home is wherever we are together.
by davidfallsmith

Comment by BEL_Clark:
Beautiful

Lady in the Patterned Seams
by davidfallsmith

Comment by tanguera:
LOVE this image. In spite of the purse :-)

Lady in the Patterned Seams
by davidfallsmith

Comment by davidfallsmith:
To be honest this was quickly setup and shot due to the deadline. I was very limited for space to shoot this as the room was cramped, the idea was to show all the vertical lines meeting together such as the floor, the wallpaper, panelling, the woman, the legs, the seams in the stockings. The hand bag is there to break the vertical lines and to give part of the story of the scene, who is she, is she coming or going, whats is she looking at on the wall... but it only deserved a rating of: 6.0682

A Very Different Single Malt
by davidfallsmith

Comment by davidfallsmith:
Thanks for all the comments, looks like I was one of the ones who thought of a vertical subject shot horizontally, maybe thats why score was so low... nevermind!