All the Room In the World
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
Have you gone mad? Which side of you is this now? :)

Skyway
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Chasing light, you are finding the smallest of gaps. I really like this.

lone rider
by arngrimur

Comment:
Simple and beautiful, a bit weird too. Love it.

Message edited by author 2005-08-03 19:11:39.

Corridor
by ergo

Comment:
This says TIME to me. Maybe because of how they show time-travel in the movies. It may also be because I see a person's lifepath in this one. I see a person who has paused to give us a brief glimpse of his character. It's like he's paused at teh doorsteps of a very bright future. This one highly intrigues me.

WooHoo
by messerschmitt

Comment:
Very high energy shot. I can feel the blood pumping.

Sin City
by terje

Comment:
Tilted angle makes the image extremely dynamic and pulls you right into the scene. Well done.

Lost
by heida

Comment:
Straight from a ghost story, I can see her floating, motionless. Excellent.

Equipped.
by AlexMonty

Comment:
There are things that I like about the image and there are things about it that make me ask questions. It looks to me like he's not holding that guitar like he usually does. It looks like he's been asked to do something. It looks a bit unnatural. But again, he could be different. Still, in the image, the extended arm and how the guitar is cornered and his facial expression doesn't give me the idea that he's someone who enjoys that instrument. Maybe he's a six strings magician, I don't know .. just a few things I noticed myself.

Late Night
by Nullix

Comment:
Red Bull definitely is the drink. I still don't understand how it works though.
I have seen students pack Red Bull into their fridges before the exams. I didn't do it myself. I definitely see what you have done in different ways.

Making Hay
by surfdabbler

Comment:
When I was growing up, one of my uncles who is a carpenter was doing a lot of work at our place and one of the things I really enjoyed was wathing the 'rondhaa' as we call it. I used to sit and watch the shapes the little pieces of wood were making. This image throws me back to my childhood. It's your focus and presentation that does that.