The Light in the Darkness
by tfarrell23

Comment:
You did good with the exposure on the building. You got good color from the lighting. I just think there is too much black. This would benefit a lot from being closer and filling the frame wih the beautifully lit building.

Spinning the night away
by bob_bobski

Comment:
Looks like you have a great transition from night to day. The long exposure time neglects to show the movement of the fan blades too well. It would have been awesome to see a nice motion blur on those.

Week 10
by Ken

Comment:
Super cool effect! It would make a neat print!

Crooked Houses
by KarenNfld

Comment:
This is a great optical illusion which was done with camera rotation. One thing that really throws me for a loop and makes me keep looking is the no parking sign... it appears to be vertical and if the photo was rotated it would be at an angle which makes me want to believe the houses are really built crooked. I just can't stop looking and wondering.

Aside from all that the photo is technically good with great color shot at what looks like nearly mid day light making it pretty average photography.

Technically Good Photo + Optical Illusion = A vote of 7.

Victoria's Tears
by posthumous

Comment:
Very cool effect. It looks like it was shot through gauze or something.

the Woods Coffee (and strip mall) Lynden, WA
by kellmak10

Comment:
Great color and very sharp photo! You did good getting the detail in the shaded area of the shop windows and exposing for the awesome sky. I am not a big fan of the fisheye lens for this photo. The curvature at the lower portion of the photo just doesn't look that great.

Tracks
by maddie321

Comment:
This is a good concept. I think the color of the tracks stands out well from the color of the background. One thing about this that could be presented better is the shape.

Untitled
by CJinCA

Comment:
I get the fit to the challenge here and it is very unique and creative. I do think the scene is very plain and ordinary, something seen all the time. What could have possibly jazzed this up is showing the pop of red from the box.

Reflected Branches Framed By Window Branches
by 777STAN

Comment:
I like the reflections shown. It has added interest for that. I think the greyscale is pretty flat. It's not quite black and white, not quite sepia... just somewhat of a grey tone with no real depth. I think the depth issue is from shooting a flat surface pretty much straight on.

honey farms worker takes a smoke break
by whiterook

Comment:
I am not seeing a relationship to the challenge here. Perhaps this is your sister or cousin and there is a branch of the family tree?? Or perhaps Honey Farms is a subsidiary of a much larger corporation?? At any rate, you did good with the lighting on the back highlighting here hair but overall the shot has a fairly unnatural look to it due to what looks like over use of neat image.