On The Way Out
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Kroburg:
Would have been nice for a duotone challenge, but this is a B&W challenge.

San Anselmo, CA
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by LinMalAng:
I want to be there

On The Way Out
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Lydia:
I don't know how to vote on an image that's not all gray tones in a Black and White challenge.


"Reduce the world to a palette of grays, and focus on light, shade, line, texture and form."

I'll revisit this tomorrow...

Spring
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Tiny:
For a flower image this is a cracker.

On The Way Out
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Jules1x:
I am not sure I love the color, photo is a bit dark for my taste.

On The Way Out
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by HarveyG:
Muddy and foreboding. Unusual choice and I doubt it is getting any love because of that. I'm not against the PP choice but I do wish you'd taken more care when doing it. There are way to many halos throughout the image. Try mask and apply the filter one by one to the masked areas, then re-blend.

On The Way Out
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by Tiny:
Strange black.

San Anselmo, CA
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by kiwinick:
what a nice little town must be good to live in Very nice photo the s bed of the road lines get you into it

Shadow Play
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by undieyatch:
Archive Collection - Food Faces & Edible Effigy

Tule Elk
by EstimatedEyes

Comment by SaraR:
An interesting photo of an animal I have only seen on nature documentaries. The composition is good, and the wild flowers in the meadow add a sense of place and add appeal. The pose of the elk works well, and shows its flightiness, muscles tensed ready to go. On my screen it does look over-sharpened, and the exposure of the elk is on the dark side, but over-all I do like this photo.