Dogwalker
by pitsaman

Comment:
your skyscape is just luminous -- I can never get mine to look that good. Dang. nice image.

Welcome to MY court
by LalliSig

Comment:
AWESOME! very high impact image. I really like how you've use a strong side light to strongly define the foreground figure. It's not very noticeable, but the hoop is casting a shadow upward, which is sort of un-natural.

Engaged
by caba

Comment:
The figures aren't quite prominent enough for an easy reading -- perhaps a looser crop that outline the back of the heads would help

Backdrop of Eyes
by redskymedic

Comment:
it takes a while to "read" the image -- perhaps a shorter shutter speed with more distinct figures would help

Farmer's Sunset
by MrsFuzzButt

Comment:
I really like the harvester (?... I'm a city boy) -- it's an interesting subject, but the sun is terribly blown out. Perhaps cropping the image to eliminate it would help.

while we sleep
by DustDevil

Comment:
kung fu action grip? Nicely shot.

Triangle Tree
by philcozz

Comment:
very much like the famous Escher print. The setup shows thought. Perhaps using a very tight apeture would allow both the distant-reflected image and the foreground to be in focus.

After a little late night fun
by itsrazzi

Comment:
Fabulous idea, pretty over the top on the studio set up. The harsh lighting (is it backlight?) is really a downer -- this wants to be a sexy, sultry image, not a cold, clinical, artificial image. Imagine the same main subject but having it hung off a ceiling fan -- or another equally inappropriate place -- with soft, slanting light like early am hours... less clutter, more implication of incendiary whoopie.

Cut Glass
by photogenix

Comment:
technically, that would be pressed glass. Cut glass has crisp, sharp edges. Interesting idea, tough subject tho. Perhaps too much contrast...

Geometry in Steel
by Neil

Comment:
ladies and gentlemen, the envelope please...

GORGEOUS! I really like the strong graphic element, and your image is tack-sharp. Well done.