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winterSmith 
Excellent. Both show mastery of capturing details in light and shadow. Well done.
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I don’t know about “mastery,” but I’m learning. Thanks.
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Love the brown version – are they two shots or an inversion/flip?
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Inversion.
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Very cool. I like the top treatment.
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Again, you and I can never go shooting again together.. we’re now essentially the same photographer lol
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I wish. Besides, your shot was centered.
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