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I feel like it's rushing towards me! Nice work.

These are really nice! I've been playing with more b/w and duotone b/w lately myself. Like these a lot.

Very sweet and great portrait of you two.

"Shepherd? We ain't got no Shepherd. We don't need no shepherd! I don't have to follow any stinkin' shepherd!" With apologies to Alphonso Bedoya... LOVE THE PHOTO!

Nicely done. I really like the look of these.

GREAT stuff. I can actually hear that Shofar being blown, lol. Congrats both on some fine photos and the deserved recognition.

Very nice indeed. I'm fond of the middle one.

I'd like to see larger thumbnails posted? But nice work regardless. The Monochrom is one cool camera though outside my budget.

What barber is this? On Elm Street is where Old Freddy Krueger Must have cut your hair!

[John struggles with his straight-jacket, running in circles crying, "X-Trans! X-Trans! X-Trans! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!]

It's a "creative choice" I made to wildly enhance the blue contrast in the photo to pull it out. I discovered that look by accident when I "went too far" with an adjustment, but I liked what it looked like and went with it. Sometimes, a "flaw" in an image can be exploited -- and sometimes it...

Thanks! With regard to the sky: that sort of thing is inherent in the compression of jpg compression and is usually "underneath" any threshold of visibility -- but in this case I ENHANCED it rather than suppressed it. I like the way it almost looks like convection distortion above the...

Nothing Rusts like a Deere, lol... Still having a lot of fun shooting everything I can with the X100, lol. I actually shot this last Sunday, but hadn't decided what to do with it yet. Now I have... An American Original by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr

Nothing Rusts like a Deere, lol... Still having a lot of fun shooting everything I can with the X100, lol. I actually shot this last Sunday, but hadn't decided what to do with it yet. Now I have... An American Original by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr

Those are lovely! I wasn't even going for stars here, they were a bonus. In fact, with the slightly hazy sky they weren't even very visible and there are more in this photo than I could easily see with my eye which I think makes your point also.

Thank you again! Posting things across the two boards might in fact generate confusion. I do it because not everyone there is a member here and vice versa -- but it appears many sure are... and of course I am, lol.

First, thanks all for the encouragement on my experiment! Much obliged. Nathan, I was at a rural intersection where there is a single street light at the intersection and it was casting a sickly yellow-green light on the grass that I tried and tried to use in a color shot and just couldn't...

Wow on getting a wow! Thanks!

Something different (for me anyway) just for fun. Fuji X100 propped on a box, 30 second exposure, heavy processing (you think?)... Approaching Mordor by Moonlight by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr

Something different (for me anyway) just for fun. Fuji X100 propped on a box, 30 second exposure, heavy processing (you think?)... Approaching Mordor by Moonlight by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr

We are all free as artists to advance an image of how we feel about the image, or an attitude or mood we want to convey with it -- and these are in addition to or alternative to the "presentation of reality". Almost all of our photographs start obviously as an observation of reality, but then...

I like the positively metallic look of some of these. Hope you print some large on glossy paper as they are going to look stunning.

If I could suggest the almost polar opposite of that?... lol Steel Mill Snapshot: The Burner's Chair by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr

That's a curl-up-with-a-good-book seat if I ever saw one, lol.

That's a shot I would gladly take! Good one.

Love these "from the archives" type posts. Great stuff.

Feels a bit "cinematic" in a way -- like a little scene within a larger story.

Creepy but good!

That's great! I love that they are almost in the same pose... and have the same amount of hair!

Playground in the Rain by Entropic Remnants, on Flickr