Tollhouse Temptation
by Beach_mel

Comment:
hmmmmm ... cookies :)
how can a photograph depicting milk and cookies be bad ?

good to the last....
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by _DaveA_: Is this an insurance ad? I'm very curious on setup details. I like the idea of doing it desaturated because it adds to the overall balance of the various forms without drawing attention to any one thing. Nice.

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Swirl
by danderson107

Comment:
very very nice!

Smile!
by KaDi

Comment:
very cool UV effect ...

Dramatic Portabello
by bvoi

Comment:
hmmmmm... mushrooms ....

riding
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by baco99: that's a big bike! looks like a catalog photo. was this at a very low vehicle speed?

at roughly 60 mph

gnarley davidson
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by Beach_mel: Wow, can't wait to read how you did this!

a combination of LucisArt filters, exposure, curves, shadows & highlights and a good dose of inspiration that came from studying George Fulton's photographs ...
//www.georgefulton.com/

gnarley davidson
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by BradP: Certainly a unique image here in this challenge. The post-processing has taken this out of the realm of photography in my opinion. Have you tried this in a high-contrast black & white?

i respectfully disagree. every photograph essentially is an approximation. what your eyes see and what your sensor captures can almost never be the same.

gnarley davidson
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by Dr.Confuser: You have captured and brought out the essence of a Harley and the Harley mentality. Superb! I really love this "as art" but it's no longer a photo. Normally I would react quite negatively to the amount of post processing, ..., but somehow I can't. Well done. Among my top picks.

thank you. i would however consider this to still be a photograph. what i have done here is not fundamentally different than when a skilled photographer uses a softbox to accentuate the facial features of a subject while shooting a portrait. i find it incredibly liberating and thankful for to have and use the tools that i have in my disposal to bring out what i consider to be the true essence of a particular subject. as you have astutely noted, i believe this photo captures the essence of a harley as expressed by yours truly. thanks again.

bille II
by ehosca

Comment:

Originally posted by stokesp: Isn't the ball upside down, surely the big square on top would the reflection of the square its sitting on? did you cut it and rotate it?? nice effect. P

it never occured to me ... now thats an idea worth exploring !