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TanyaH's Activity

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Photos:44
Forum Topics:21
Forum Comments:240
Photo Comments:822
Competition Entries: 2
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Diana

Diana by vonbatcat

This has got to be one of the most amazing images I've seen for ages! Absolutely love it - so imaginative and creative. Looks like she's slowly oozing oil or tar down from her body, into the tree roots and surrounding surface. Stunning Grin

BOOTS!

BOOTS! by Pinkreader55

Always good to view perspectives from someone else's (or something else's, in this case) point of view Smile Good, solid, imaginative shot (and yes, they're a great color!)

The Uses of Sorrow

The Uses of Sorrow by Abstractconcepts

Sombre, dark and very brooding. But also, as in the poem, full of potential. There so little detail to go on, that the brain makes it up as the eyes look at it, and when viewed with the black background - wow! I think it's brilliant Smile

woops

woops by youngphotographer

Now this is very, very good and I like it a lot! Great lighting, great timing and I'm presuming it wasn't alcoholic?! Grin

chillin

chillin by monem77

Very effective when viewed with the lights out! It could almost be an album cover for some bygone crooner Grin

Hardwick Steps

Hardwick Steps by nanpantanman

Maybe not everyone's cup of tea, but as a graphic image I really like it. Lots of clean linear lines, and the colouring in the stonework is just lovely - almost like there's iron in there, and it's oxidized. The one white stone above the rail on the right hand side looks like a slice of white bread Grin I think the image would also work as a square crop too.

Ghostly

Ghostly by gsxr400

I think it's very effective. Lovely location, lovely model and the hues of the colours all blend together very well in my opinion. There's a touch too much blue in some of the green foliage, but I don't it detracts that much at all - in fact, it kind of works well with the overall image. Purists may want green to be green (myself included, probably Smile) but sometimes that's just not the way the image ends up. It doesn't matter; it works.

corfe castle

corfe castle by wolfman57

Very nice conversion, actually. Good tonal range throughout, great separation between the stones of the castle and the wall and the brooding sky, and a really strong image of this much-photographed landmark. The only thing I may have done though, if it were my image, is to crop the bottom a bit to remove that strip at bottom right.

Joe

Joe by jhjones

I also find the border a little distracting, but it's a fantastic gritty image that's been nicely converted and processed (if only we knew how though! Smile) I love the fact that he's written his name (Joe) on the bowl of his pipe! It's the little things like that that really make an image. (Mind you, if it's not his pipe ... then 'Joe' won't be a happy chappy!)

Shelter in the Shade

Shelter in the Shade by sherlob

Works in every way for me Smile Sometimes, you've just got to go off the beaten track of normality and try something a little different. Love the effect you've achieved here - I think it really works to create a visual feast for the eyes. The tree foliage looks like candy floss, and the whole thing reminds me of a scene in one of the Elder Scrolls Oblivion games I played a few years back Grin

An Early Code

An Early Code by MichaelBilottaPhotography

Love the texture overlay on the skin - very effective indeed. And a very deep concept. Maybe not as 'in your face' as some of your others, but quietly reflective.

Platform

Platform by bps11

Not the usual platform scene, but very effective for it! I think the lighting's great, the angle quirky and the framing and viewpoint brilliant.

ALWAYS  A WOMAN

ALWAYS A WOMAN by youmightlikethis

Version 1 for me Smile Love the crop, and the inclusion of the feet/legs on the dustbin is great - really gets the mind working!

On a Misty Morn

On a Misty Morn by Tynnwrlluniau

Lucky you to have such a lovely location on your doorstep! Autumn's definitely on its way Smile Beautifully atmospheric image that just invites you in.

Mr. Hyde's Wild Night

Mr. Hyde's Wild Night by MichaelBilottaPhotography

Superb composition and concept, and I love the way that the line of the arm kind of echoes the lines of the knife. But it's his eyes and the facial expression that draws me ... very effective Smile

The 4 elements "Water"

The 4 elements "Water" by rogercharlesphotography

I could see this image gracing a huge billboard in London as an advert for something! Very effective, and superbly done Smile

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