James - at Home?
by Skip

Comment:
Sometimes a picture can inspire me. This one inspires me because of the notes you added. Thanks.

Lines in the Ceiling
by ssodell

Comment:
Not really exciting, but you did get the whole concept. I think that deserves a good mark. It's amazing how many lines one can see if they look.

Flight to Oz
by Brad

Comment:
Nice framing, colors and exposure. The shadow implies the there is something of substance out of the frame but in itself is a line. Hmm. I like it so here goes a good score.

Pinhead
by Imagineer

Comment:
Perfect. dot on for the challenge.

Red Fuel
by bruski

Comment:
good product shot with perfect placement. There is something about it that makes it seem oof. Maybe because I can't read the writing or the white background? Good light control.

Tree Lined?
by newtune3

Comment:
Pretty place but it looks oof. This might almost be a soft focus effect, but it lacks the glow that the technique usually displays. The plants are a unique color.

Crossing the horizon
by gudbjargarson

Comment:
Very interesting. I like the mystery of it. Who lived there? How long ago. What is the climate like. Warm? Colors good, night flash good, framing good. The only imperfect thing is the weed to the left, imo. I would have bent it out of the way. I like the savage/civilized implication.

Trail Lines
by FrostyPaws

Comment:
More than likely, you have a ton of comments about the frame. I'm not going to tell you not to use them, but I will tell you why I hate this particular style of frame. It looks like one of those little buttons they used to make for diy websites or those buttons you can have made to wear with your kids picture on it. I don't deduct points for frames though.
The picture. I like the shadows of the fences. The composition is a bit static. Too centered(the left fence is the problem) and the road leads to a stop sign. Could use a little more saturation and contrast.

Monitor Landscape
by typologic

Comment:
Nice abstract. Look at the center portion. See how the red seems to bulge out of the holes. That is the essence of implied lines. My mind creates an illusion of volume from the information the eyes feed it. I bet this doesn't get the prize, but it should. Btw, I like it better with the lower 1/3 cropped out. good luck.

Follow the Lights
by redmoon

Comment:
oof. Not a bad idea though.