landing
by tnun

Comment by bennettjamie:
Something abuot it I actaully love....can't quite pin point it. I think the darkness surrounding it.

landing
by tnun

Comment by cynthiann:
VEry very nice photo!! Just a thought... Have you tried cropping closer to just include the tail, wings, and head. The awesome background might just make the impression of clouds and his feet might look as if they are tucked back like in flight.

Just thinking out loud as I look at your photo jealously.

landing
by tnun

Comment by HeiSch:
I wish you could have shown just a little more at the bottom. I like the use of space in your picture.

landing
by tnun

Comment by Ammie:
Very good shot.

headlessness
by tnun

Comment by posthumous:
I like the processing!

alfresco with hound
by tnun

Comment by bvy:
An intersting street shot and the elements are nicely composed. Wish it were brighter.

alfresco with hound
by tnun

Comment by Gnarf:
there is something i like with this, not sure what. i think its this man / dog relationship. i want to see more ;)

alfresco with hound
by tnun

Comment by glenfoto:
One of the few entries where the photographer knows what a candid photograph is. 8

alfresco with hound
by tnun

Comment by bassbone:
very quirky shot - love the dog and how it almost seems misplaced in the scene

alfresco with hound
by tnun

Comment by Teafran:
Truly good monotone conversions are difficult and this is a good example of how it can positively impact an image. In this instance a technical success isn't quite the artistic success it should be. While a good candid look at an everyday moment, the subject is short of having some sort of pop or wow factor that provides the image with some impact - it's just a candid moment. While photographers can't always be in the right place at the right time with the right camera and the right lens, a little more inventive crop at the bottom would have increased the image's presentation and helped give t a sense of wow. A good solid entry into the challenge.