while we sleep
by DustDevil

Comment:
Unless I'm very much mistaken, this is an action figure. I find this amusing, and find it more amusing that someone requested a DQ.

A Perfect Ending
by cherylogle

Comment:
The guy on the right seems to be drinking SunKist.

Before Sunrise
by kmbr2001

Comment:
The red beam in the bottom right corner of the image distracts me from an otherwise excellent image.

Waking Up.......Ponds A Steaming......Nothing Better
by shabri9

Comment:
I would have preferred to not see the fence in the foreground.

Amish Sunset
by audinut

Comment:
The colors look rather muddy here, and the image feels unnatural somehow; too much sharpening perhaps.

safety first (barbed-wired fence)
by redpanda

Comment:
That looks like razor wire, not barbed wire. I think that this might have been stronger if photographed nearly parallel to the fence, perhaps looking through the tube formed by the razor wire.

Dusk over the City
by Tallbloke

Comment:
The colors in the water are the most interesting part of the image. The skyline isn't particularly noteworthy, and I'm unable to identify a specific element which you framed as the subject.

The Town Steeple
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
Dodging the tip of the steeple was a good idea, but you went so far that the editing is obvious. In my opinion a somewhat more subtle edit would have been much better. Even so, this is one of my top picks so far. I really like the shot's moody feel.

Standing in the past
by kcuman

Comment:
I really like this image, but I can't see how it meets the challenge. The portrait crop mirrors the shape of the frames reflected in the lens, but I think that squaring the image slightly to include a little more breathing room to the left and right of the lens would have improved the image.

One Last Cast
by Gatorguy

Comment:
I like the contrast between the two subjects. However, because this is only a silhouette, the close placement of the two people makes it unclear what their relative position is and they seem to blend together. If possible, I would have had them move farther apart or move the camera to a different angle to increase the separation.