The one that got away...
by albright1

Comment by Patella:
I'll be curious to see the reaction this one gets. I like it. I wish that the skeleton was just a little lower in the frame or angled in such a way that the tail was a little closer to the corner. However, I also recognize that this likely wasn't an option given that you were shooting in a museum and had to work in the boundaries they gave you.

The one that got away...
by albright1

Comment by karmat:
If nothing else, you get the funniest picture this week! This is hilarious and a perfect example of how breaking the "rules" of photography can be effective. Maybe if you could have had a slower shutter speed and moved the camera just a touch, you could have gotten some motion trails as well. :-) Then people could have talked about your focus AND your cropping.

The one that got away...
by albright1

Comment by GeneralE:
Interesting angle, and nothing to indicate scale...

The one that got away...
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Comment by Tiggarroo:
nice contrast would have liked to seen the whole body(if possible)

The one that got away...
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Comment by justine:
Neat b&w. Good job cool composition.

The one that got away...
by albright1

Comment by Count:
Cool...

The one that got away...
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Comment by magnetic9999:
so crisp, so clean. dinosaurs on the moon! : D~

The one that got away...
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Comment by ritaard:
creative composition
interesting crop

After the fight...
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Comment by Gracious:
This certainly illustrates battered and bruised.

After the fight...
by albright1

Comment by Kimbly:
Interesting. I think the lighting is a bit too harsh so that the bandages don't show up as much as they could have if he was lit from the side or something.