You look Tasty!
by KristinaG

Comment:
Such awesome detail and texture. That tongue is really detailed as well as the eyes and face. Awesome and uber sharp! If there were anything to suggest trying differently I would suggest filling the frame with the tiger to remove the environment, especially for this challenge. Otherwise, spectacular image.

Adams County Stripes of Bounty
by LoVi

Comment:
Great photo. Lots of stripes and a great composition. I think it just needs a little more light. It is somewhat dark in the foreground and the background. I can see how the two edges of the tree line are in dark shadow so I would have probable eliminated that and the grey sky from the frame if possible. Otherwise you did great getting that golden hour lighting.

Stars and Stripes
by Mr_Ed

Comment:
an homage to one of DPC's classic photo's...

Caution Crossing
by Townley

Comment:
Meets the challenge. Good eye for seeing the stripes. You did well with the exposure. This everyday scene was shot well, but I don't know how one would make it interesting enough.

noirstalgia
by cutout

Comment:
I am going to guess this as an entry from cutout though I may be wrong. I find this image to be very nostalgic and a mix between film noir and dark comic books. I do like it. I think it fits the challenge very well and though I can't give any relevant critique I will definitely give it a like!

The Silent House
by giantmike

Comment:
Throw a person in dark clothes in there somewhere and the score goes up a few points. It would really add to the story line.

Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend
by littlemav

Comment:
This is a great portrait indicative of the old hollywood glamour style. It does not have enough contrast for me. The lighting is a tad too diffuse for the noir stlye.

Road Noir
by Swissarmy

Comment:
Cool. Shot over in Iowa I presume! Nice angle of view to show the car. Good blacks and a great highlight on the window from the single light source. Only thing missing is that great looking picker gal draped over the hood!

"The streets were darker with something more than night"
by mariuca

Comment:
Super camera angle very indicative of the dutch angles of film noir. Good lighing and processing. The spiral is a great shape for this genre! Adds that bizarre, melodramatic flair!

Harvey Glatman is at the door!
by mundilitli

Comment:
Great depth using different lighting intensity at each level! You really separated the model from the background. One thing I am curious about is the graininess of the subject that appears to be different than the background...