Wow.
I am impressed with the use of negative space here.
Usually it would be a bit distracting for so much space but it works well with this image!
The shadow on the right, to me, leads me into the rest of the shot.

A classic. Very very nice indeed.

Congrats on the feature. I'm commenting too late I guess, others have already said most of what I was thinking the yesterday when I first saw this...

One day to a feature must be some kind of a Vazaar record???

Great double shadow, very good photo.

Wonderful lighting. I'd cut the right half out altogether though.

Yes, love this. Show just what you said, very interesting man walking, definitely going somewhere.... Great capture.

Rubbish Tracy! As you become more skilled in shooting on the street 'framing' becomes second nature. You're there my dear, you're already there.

Incredible and the intense orange against the overall blue tone is perfect! Congrats

I love how his hair is blowing in the wind, and of course, that expression! He's definitely on a mission...

This is a wonderful portrait indeed.....

I'm really liking your photos. You've got a fantastic style.

For some reason, this photo reminds me of the turtle in the story "The Tortoise and the Hare ".

Makes me want to cheer for him. :)

What an awesome shot!
It looks like a painting.
Very cool. :)

thanks a lot Blizzard

Superb !
What a composition, great shot !

Shot on a Yahsica 124G on Provia 100 and cross processed and almost zero post processing

I love this!
It's so incredible on many different levels. :)

I agree with Thelma. Stunning image!

excellent cross-processing, really!
one for my fav's :)

great processing,i love the colours..!

Thank you so much! This is an effect I found on the web. I'm not on my computer, so I can't give you a direct link. But it's very easy: you choose a painting and you mix it with your photo. If you're interested, I'll post a tutorial when I'll be back home.

The tutorial would be greatly appreciated!

This is a very simple effect:

- you choose a painting you like for its colors. Matisse, Rembrandt, whatever. One I particularly like is "Nighthawks", by Hopper. You download it. The size of the file doesn't really matter.

- open it in PS, then open on top your image.

- go to image-adjustments-match color

- open the painting in source

- play with luminance and color intensity until you are pleased with the result.

Note that the pictures don't match every time, sometimes the result is just good for the trash.

Thank you very much for this tutorial, I will test ;)

C'est simplement excellent - à tester d'urgence, c'est clair :))

Another great shot! I agree with the cropping, opens a lot of visual possibilities and lets my imagination run! This is a freakishly cool plant I take it! I still think it looks like body art - this one looking more like a series of teeth trying to eat something!

I like it a lot. I wonder if it would have been possible to remove the lightness near the top.

I like it very much, for the same reasons already said above, good shot !
Rather than a critique, just a suggestion : I wonder whether you could not have shut a bit more, in order to have the leaves sharper in the foreground.

Beautiful contrasts...lovely pic. I saw the color version in your site, loved it even more :)

Yep, the color one is better.

Excellent photograph. Love that yellow. :)

Wow!

i picked this one so many times, finally you made it. congrats.

Thanks Andras! It took a while, for sure...

:o)

the yellow is stunning.

:) This is good!

Now THAT'S funny!

Haha ! Excellent shot ! :-)

HA! I love it!

Thank you for the smile!!

pretty hairy...

hairy ass is great and whats the point of having photos of clone like humans with alabaster skin - please! spare me the statuesque. Tis is a good powerful shot, it works better than the other one, precisely because of the background details/drama conveyed; location a time light capture and all 'blemishes' [note the quotes there]. i prefer it without the knife, the skull and Xbones is already noir enough

Nice shot, the blinds add a good feel to photo.

I agree with alek, the skull and crossbones is enough. well done

i prefer waxing :) because with no hair the whole pattern would see better :) but it just my taste