Deb

[chuckn]

Back street in Salt Lake City.

Chuck.

[Rob C]

Nice one Chuck; I like the sort of edgy, unsetled but still achieved balance of the sides.

Your tones suit that genre well.

Rob C

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Nice one Chuck; I like the sort of edgy, unsetled but still achieved balance of the sides.

Your tones suit that genre well.

Rob C

+1.

[graeme]

Excellent. I feel like I'm standing there, but for some reason I'm glad I'm not.

[Bob_B]

Edgy in a good sort of way. May I ask how you processed the b/w? On my monitor, I see a bit of sepia or toning, yes?

[chuckn]

Thanks for the complements everyone.

Bob, I did add a little sepia toning to the photograph. I thought is added to the mood.

Chuck

[Jeremy Roussak]

I like the tones. Why the title? (I ask only because it's my wife's name.)

Jeremy

[Rob C]

I like the tones. Why the title? (I ask only because it's my wife's name.)

Jeremy

The girl?

Rob C

[chuckn]

Deb is written on the back wall in the photo, thus the name.

Chuck

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Deb is written on the back wall in the photo, thus the name.

Chuck

I found it. But it took a while.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Deb is written on the back wall in the photo, thus the name.

OK, I've found it. Talk about obscure!

Jeremy

[Dmullins]

I must admit, the first time I looked at this I didn't get it. But it really is a great capture, it offers a lot for the eye to explore. Very well done.