DSC_9779.jpg
by Ennil

Comment:
Beautiful.

trash art
by annah

Comment:
Oooh. I like it. The massive size of the foamy scrap stuff makes you look small, like a dark pixie or something. Love the processing, by the way. Nice hat and boots.

DSC_5100.jpg
by Ennil

Comment:
Beautiful.

Even the watermark is elegant.

Got No Game
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
This photo is terribly underrated. I like the artistic processing, the vignette effect on the net.

Message edited by author 2006-11-27 01:04:31.

Sunset at Kloster Andechs
by giega

Comment:
This reminds me of a scene in the most recent film adaptaion of Pride and Prejudice, when Elizabeth walks to visit her sick sister in Netherfield...

I love the colors in this photo. There's some noise, though, that I think NeatImage can fix in a sec.

Unsound
by Canadian_eh

Comment:
This is great! Wow. I love it, the BW, the cracked face, and the white insanity crawling up into your hair. Your eyes look a tad bit blue, strangely. I don't know if that's what you were going for, but I think it adds to the conceptualism.

Mystical Gaze
by LalliSig

Comment:
Intense eyes. She is really glowing. Love it!

4/30
by Pedro

Comment:
That's a gnarly pattern of belly hair, ya know. Or it could be stretch marks.

sparkling kiss
by annah

Comment:
I concur. Glitter is evil. :P

Roses Make Lovely Bookmarks...
by sanx

Comment:
This needs some explanation. I changed the title just before submission and forgot about the comments written earlier. There's actually a story behind the picture to explain why a rose on music is an unexpected find. My friend is obsessed with the movie The Phantom of the Opera and I listened to Liszt often at the time, and I guess the romantic gushiness rubbed off--this is the story about the shot: a pianist comes back to her open music book to find that some one (perhaps a phantom) left a rose. Maybe I should have tied the rose with black ribbon or something.

Now I have to finish reading Orwell to get rid out of my sappy sentimental mood.

;p