Like Father, Like Son
by buck4free

Comment by GreggeN:
Not in the best taste, really. Not keen.

Like Father, Like Son
by buck4free

Comment by gilesletheren:
Great concept, brilliant execution. 10

Like Father, Like Son
by buck4free

Comment by Koriyama:
Yuk! But funny. I like the joke, but the set-up feels a little too forced, with the shoes arranged neatly in an unnatural place (where, with a touch of bad luck, they might receive some of the liquid). Otherwise, nice tonal contrast and a good capture of the (bowel?) movement.

Like Father, Like Son
by buck4free

Comment by Pedro:
sword fights. cool. i tried to do something similar and my wife wouldn't let me. the shoes make the shot.

Winner!
by buck4free

Comment by BJ:
What a great shot! Excellent work:)

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Comment by hawkida:
The picture of the kid and the guy to the right is great, but the person in the background with their back to us is distracting as is the movement blur on the person to the left. Some wonderful elements but it doesn't work overall for me. I also think it's a great pity that you didn't frame it a little lower to get the feet fully in shot.

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by buck4free

Comment by LarsPaysen:
Nice candid moment. It would have been nice to capture him with his hand all the way up in the air.

The Birds
by buck4free

Comment by KarenB:
This is a terrific shot. It has emotion, action, depth. I also like the choice of b&w. It draws attention to the rythym and texture and makes it classic. The angle of the photographer to the subject and the sun makes the lighting striking, and yet subtle ... perfect to create the contrasts needed for b&w.
Funny how this "punk" made the shot what it is! LOL
Congrats!
Karen

Rolling Down Sunset
by buck4free

Comment by eloise:
Ha! A shot I've attempted myself, but you pulled it off better than I ever have. I love how everything's in focus, including the text on the mirror, and you clearly either rolled down the window or have much cleaner windows than on MY car. I also adore how the cloud line is contiguous between 'sky' and 'reflected in window'.

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by buck4free

Comment by dsidwell:
Very nice sense of action and moment captured here. The duotones isolate the sculpture of the jubilance and make it more applicable to humans outside of this occasion.