Practise
by leaf

Comment:
In my opinion, the dreadlocks throw off the theme of the rest of the shot, but I won't hold that against you. Well framed, I like how the neck bisects the image. But I wish the top of the model's head were in the frame.

Roofing Plumber
by Node

Comment:
Aha! See, there is a drawback to it being warm all year round! I knew it! Excellent framing... is this rgarciah? The sky seems a little off colored... might wanna try a polarizing filter.

Let's Sit Down and Talk
by ccasey

Comment:
Not really sure selective desat works here. Usually, its used to draw your attention to the main subject by leaving it colored. Instead, you've uncolored the main subject, thus dividing my interests. My eyes keep going back and forth between the people and the colored foilage. Probably would've looked better completely B&W. Though, that leaf thing near his bag sort of bothers me too.

Kissy Beak
by ClubJuggle

Comment:
Loris! We have them at the Columbus Zoo... 'cept they're all put away for the winter I think. Good candid, well framed. Background is a bit distracting though, especially the bit of wood on the right.

Friends
by rmtm333

Comment:
That's not in the Columbus Zoo is it? Probably not. Still, a very decent shot, I love what B&W does for this.

The Vase
by xtabintun

Comment:
Woohoo, another top 20. I'm moving on up, eh?

For those of you who begged and inquired and are curious about how this was done, see the orginal and its comments:


Cheers

I wonder if they'll let me write a "How'd They Do That?" about this one... that'd be fun.

Message edited by author 2005-01-03 06:44:16.

I'm Going Slightly Mad
by Tranquil

Comment:
yey, a queen reference!

Matrix: The Cold Blue Glow of Reality (tribute to e301's image 21678)
by ahaze

Comment:
You should've flipped it horizontally.

Flirtaceous (Color Studio Portrait)
by GolferDDS

Comment:
You deserve a standing ovation. Bravo.

Ransom
by xtabintun

Comment: