Reaching for time
by the99

Comment:
What a huge shadow!!!

I Said, Stick 'em Up!
by GeneralE

Comment:
Hey! That makes it a little better...

No Time In A Hurried World
by jagar

Comment:
Such a well executed concept. So many elements make this great for the challenge. The look on the person's face, them looking at their watch, their feet off the ground suggesting their hurried movement, the tight alleyway leading to the other person hurrying up behind them. Even though the shutter speed didn't allow for the capture of blurred movement, movement is portrayed well! The B&W and the street photography genre all add up to give this a 10.0

Tempus Fugit
by mariuca

Comment:
Fugit Abatit...

The two different lighting types conflict but you processed them nicely. I think the girl is stuck too far in the corner. It would have been nicer to recompose to put her in the third.

Harvey Glatman is at the door!
by mundilitli

Comment:
Well, thanks for your notes. Now my curiosity is satisfied.

Made Precious By Time
by CrazyDiamond

Comment:
Good Job!!!

Empty
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Best darn shot of a parking lot I ever saw!!!

Caged
by Nadine_Vb

Comment:
I like the subtlety of the shadow over the egg. It is sort of ominous and kind of portrays the fact that that little ole egg is going to be subject to some violence soon... the violence of being whisked in the bowl! It has very nice and soft diffuse light but I think the whisk shadow could have been made a touch darker by altering it's distance to the egg.

Lines
by anferh

Comment:
The shadow cutting across reminded me of a pipe organ or a pan flute a little bit. I do feel the subject matter is somewhat uninteresting as shot. Straight on, fill the frame style. I have seen straws shot to add a dynamic interest to the photo. Here the shadow play doesn't do enough to provide that much needed depth or interest.

Dirty Stripes
by mrbig65

Comment:
Good representation of the challenge. The subject does include stripes but the photo is basically a representation of a "2 dimensional" object filling the frame. You did get light and shadow portrayed by draping the object over the edge of something however as a photo it is somewhat uninteresting due to it's nature.