There is a tide in the affairs of men...
by mariuca

Comment:
Gorgeous colours, I love the double yellow transecting the scene. I like the red at the top too.

I'm less keen on the cars on the left, a curious inclusion for me.

It's a great scene, well-captured though.

I must get up from my seat to throw my rubbish away
by MAK

Comment:
A lonely seat and your title steers me to an irony that wouldn't have picked up on without your help. I'm liking the dynamic range here.

White lines
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
Bang! That's the contrast smacking me in the face.

Great starkness to go with the busyness of the scene.

Speed Limit 25
by GeneralE

Comment:
Nicely done - great sense of freedom and of cool crisp air. I enjoy the tilt, it communicates an in-the-moment feel.

Grazing
by chazoe

Comment:
Night of the bovine! I like how we are communing with them. Excellent tones too.

I like how you aren't afraid of the shadows.

Flying Fish
by Melethia

Comment:
I like the 'aha' moment; it's a great moment too. I also like the severed head sitting on the platform! Is that for dessert??!

Each of the faces we see offers something additional to the image - I particularly like the glee of the lady on the far left.

Nicely made.

Noah
by odriew

Comment:
I love this - the title too. One of two gulls arrive with the rain, his ark parked beyond the wall.

The graffiti, a signature of a spoilt world that he'll miss less than much.

Great tones, excellent story, beautifully subdued.

The split tones are magnificent.

Magic. And a 10 from me.

I shall hide where she can not see me
by SandyP

Comment:
Lovely dog, gently captured. The foreground obscuration is the making of the image.

Delicate and delightful.

Apprehension
by ibkc

Comment:
Oh, how I know Ubique likes some drama! His words of advice to me have included getting in close and dirty, especially when it kicks off. It can't be real though can it? That pistol is in grabbling distance, even if a grab would lead to a head shot.

It looks convincing though so I have to consider that possibility...

Very interesting image.

eye level
by tvsometime

Comment:
The spectacle lens grounds the image for me - an anchor around which the rest pivots. The steering wheels adds to the sense of 'turnability'.

I like how the photograph transcends the scene. It that sense, I think you have the measure of the challenge. Well done.