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05/21/06 pengu1n

1st Place Winner
Spindles*
by pengu1n

St. Louis, MO

The view from my front porch. Time to wash the railings!

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pengu1n 24-May-2006 03:54
Thanks for all the comments. As per suggestions, I toned down the speckles & tried to remove the squares on the corners, without altering the image too much.
Katherine Stanback's Photos23-May-2006 22:20
Beautiful composition - I love the all white pattern!
Helen Betts23-May-2006 18:41
Simply lovely! Well seen and very well captured! Helen
Guest 23-May-2006 12:57
beautifully executed all white on white image, and control of dof. i'd be tempted to use the healing brush on some of those spots at a reduced opacity just to see what i think. i wouldn't take them out all together just fade them a little.
inframan 23-May-2006 11:48
Beautiful composition & execution, Pengu1n!
If these railings need washing I'd hate for you to see mine.
Guest 22-May-2006 21:14
Definitely a wall hanger. I can't describe why I love this shot but my eyes are in love.
Guest 22-May-2006 19:27
great stuff. I love the minimalist look in images.....so, this is really good in my book!
Franky2005 22-May-2006 06:34
Fantastic mono chrome shot! I love it.
* There is one thing that distracts my view, the "squares" in the corners of the frame. IMHO these are in contrast to the round shapes in the image itself and do not suit them well. (Please note that in general I am really a supporter of frames ;-) )
Martin Polanic 22-May-2006 02:30
Awesome, well-balanced shot! Just the right amount of OOF in front and behind! If it weren't for the title, I'd still be wondering what this pattern is!