Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment by JamesDowning:
Kinda gross, and fairly off-putting. Not sure exactly why.

Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment by kasaba:
Now this is really showing something mundane in an extraordinary way! Great job. Love the fact that you left Rapunzel's sheddings in there ;-)

Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment by aliqui:
A good rule of thumb is that people don't generally want to see dirty objects unless there's good reason. Why are you showing me a brush full of hair? What is the purpose? In this case we all know that brushes brush hair, so showing a clean brush would have been just as effective.

Now, with that said look at the bristles in the back. Had you not shown the tips of the brush in the foreground it sort of looks like a forest where the hair is the forest floor.

Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment by sammie2925:
Took me a second, without the Rapunzel reference, I'd still be wondering. Nice.

vulnerable
by Elvis_L

Comment by Melethia:
Heh! I've seen this pose before. You should have borrowed Odyssey's wings. :-)

These hands were made for drumming
by Elvis_L

Comment by Melethia:
Bummer. I just noticed that neither you nor your better half have portfolios anymore. Makes it tough for me on my commenting sprees when I want to see what folks have been up to! Ah well. I can truly understand. I keep threatening the sell my equipment and take up television-watching or some such...

I like this shot, by the way.

Let me stand next to your fire
by Elvis_L

Comment by paynekj:
By making this a negative, you don't have a focal point any more. Interesting idea though

Let me stand next to your fire
by Elvis_L

Comment by andrewt:
May not be the right subject, after inverting can
't really make out anything

vulnerable
by Elvis_L

Comment by Jason_Cross:
It looks as if your subject objected to the taking of this photo. And that he might have broke the frame after it was taken.

These hands were made for drumming
by Elvis_L

Comment by tootsweet:
Wow, he is sure holding those sticks tightly. Your downfall is my experience as a musician. I am in a band and deal with drummers all the time, loose hands make better drumming. The shot is interesting to look at though.