d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by soccerdad:
This is pretty interesting all the way around. Glasses give just a hint of mystery with the lens reflection fitting the overall theme, camera gives a hint of context, and the crop, though very tight, doesn't hurt the overall image. A little more light on the right side might have improved this enough to move it from 8 to 9.

d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by photom:
Unusual but effective composition. Exposure and focus right on. The reflection of the red light directly in front of the eye is distracting as is the bedpost and black object reflected in the glasses.

d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by dacrazyrn:
I like the compostiion and light, but the reflection in the sunglasses is a touch distracting. Is that a loose sock out there?

d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by C_Steve_G:
Portrait of a camera, or you?
Without the shades, it would be you.

d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by Philos:
I have "the other camera" and I am not realy crazy about the reflections in the sunglasses.
It's a good shot, it's in focus, it meets the challenge, lighting is good, idea is good, composition is good but now WOW factor here so I can only give you (6)

d70.
by the-O-ster

Comment by justine:
Only negative comment I have is the reflection in the glasses. I think the tripod should of been moved to clean that up some. Over all I like this. Good entry.

Litter.
by the-O-ster

Comment by awpollard:
You got it dead center I got to admit. Technically a well organized picture with balanced negative/positive space, the dof is excellent. Shot well taken.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by justine:
Really a good find for the challenge. I hope people will look long enough to see....
? Good job but may be too subtle.

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by 16point2mm:
Great concept, fantastic angle, and the blur of moving person in the foreground opposed to the still figure in the background all lend this shot a good number. But since your main focus is on the text in the picture, a greater depth of field would have been appreciated, creating a greater legibility of "downtown".

Opposite Worlds
by the-O-ster

Comment by dahved:
I like it! You've nicely contrasted black/white, up and downtown, foreground/background and blur and focus. 8