Nighttime in the pool

I decided the other one must fit in the "Underwater" category. She's on the surface in this

one, so we'll call it "Fine Art."

What a unique photograph. Thumbs up!

Many thanks! I rather like it, but it seems to have been enthusiastically ignored here on PNet.

INteresting and unique

Thank you! I was surprised how few ratings this image garnered, but have been happy that they're all high. I guess people either like it or ignore it. It's flattering that the people who like it appear to be the ones who know a lot about photography.

very interesting concept! ;-) well done!

Thanks for the comment! Amazing what an old film camera can do, isn't it? We tend to forget you could actually take photos in the old days. (And, actually, this image would probably be hard to do without B&W film latitude.)

Very powerfull!!!

Thank you!

I'm sorry to have to report to you that I like it a lot, but I don't know anything about photography:) Guess there has to be an exception to every rule.

Judging by the reaction to my images here, I seem to appeal only to ignorant folks like yourself. Since I like my own work, I obviously fit within that category too.

Well, I'm seeing a psychic, taking mega vitamins, and have joined a religious cult that sacrifices tapeworms on an altar of milk cartons. So I expect that as soon as my IQ starts to rise, I shall not find you so amusing.

Virgin tapeworms, I hope. My studies have revealed that the others are not nearly so effective when sacrificed.

Very unique and well done! I don't know how I missed this one before when I've visited but I am happy to find it now! Thank you for sharing. :)

Thanks for the comment!