I'll start. One person moves to the left, one to the right, in the mid we see a person taking a shot of a lady. {}
Antonio, great expressions seen in the faces of the audience members. I especially like your second one.
Very funny and oh so common a sight, M5-user! Brian, those photos of your daughter and her friends keepers for sure.
Rarely does a mistake this heinous see the light of day, but occasionally one catches my eye, I can't bring myself to trash it, and I eventually process and play with it. And by then I'm invested enough that I find myself liking it, if for no other reason than its STILL THERE! This first one falls into that category. The second one is not a mistake, or as interesting to my slightly weird eye. -Ray <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/5158405866/" title="Grand Central by ramboorider1, on Flickr"> View attachment 30577 "1024" height="585" alt="Grand Central" /></a> <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/5120536832/" title="From a Train 2 by ramboorider1, on Flickr"> View attachment 30578 "1024" height="585" alt="From a Train 2" /></a>
Ray, I had to smile a big smile as I read you describe your process and love the "because it's STILL THERE!". I think we all can relate, I know I can. My reactions - I think your second is much better than you do. The fellow's blurred figure with his rolling suitcase is fantastic against the very in focus, straight yellow lines all in a row! Add in that fluorescent interior bulb line and the overheads...and the interior stripes and you're talking with this one, in my opinion! Now for your ghostly one, I like it too very much and think those white highlights that remind me of brush strokes give it its zap of power and make a great counterpoint. Not wanting to sound too out there but, this picture makes me think of some kind of netherworld. It could be hell, or purgatory, or worse...or maybe it's a bad day in the underground. Both are real keepers - so flag 'em, tag 'em and keyword them both!
Really nice, olli - the hands, the color, the lines, the light the youngster looking across...and that man in the orange coat. Excellent! And a special thanks to Herman for starting this thread with his own photograph. Herman you are the best at encouraging intriguing image threads!
