Shattered Dreams
by wfuller

Comment:
At first I thought it was a cracked glass on top of bills but it just didn't look right. Then I realized everything is mirror imaged so it must be a reflection on a cracked mirror. Either way, it's a wonderful idea but I think it would have worked a bit better if everything wasn't mirrored.

Behind the eight ball
by pcody

Comment:
The depth of field doesn't really work for me in this image. The 8-ball is central to the concept and as such, should have been in focus.

(Not) Move a Muscle
by dinn

Comment:
I like the depth of field in this photo. I would have prefered if the entire woman was included in the shot though.

"Baby You Can Drive My Car" Keith Badgery
by TooCool

Comment:
Very nice photograph. I am mostly impressed that you car can go 65mph at only 2000 RPM.

The Waterfall by Nancy Rogers Yaeger
by sulamk

Comment:
I would have liked to see some sky above the waterfall. Having the water fall off from the top of the photo is a bit distracting.

"Bell, Book and Candle"
by SMW409

Comment:
I don't think that is what they meant by bell. :) Cute and original. Nice use of black and white too.

fahrenheit 451
by thelsel

Comment:
Excellent job capturing the smoldering on the page edges. The background is a bit too white though. Maybe if you concentrated the light above the page in the foreground instead of below. That would have balanced the brightness and also avoided having the text from the back of the page from showing throught to the front. Also, a nice touch would have been to scatter a few pieces of carbonized paper scattered on the background. I do like the depth of field though.

What color is your parachute?
by chimera

Comment:
I assume the conversion to sepia was done to provide meaning to the question of color. If so, well done. However, the entire photo is a bit too soft and grainy and the parachute, being the main subject, should be more prominent in the photo.

Faces from the fire: The biography of Sir Archibald McIndoe - Leonard Mosley
by michael_p

Comment:
Aha. I see the face. Very nicely captured. The blurring of the person in the foreground works well in this image although I fear others may not like it.

Where the Sidewalk Ends
by jvanderau

Comment:
The firehydrant definately makes this photograph. It reminds me of my younger days, there was a place in my neighborhood where a sidewalk ended much like this one does. I always thought of the book when I saw that sidewalk.