Victims of the X-Box
by Abra

Comment:
Interesting concept, but the image itself is off to me. Yes it shows the concept with the aid of the title, but I think it should have been done in a B&W. I get stuck in the colors. Red, brown, pink, blue. Very off putting. However a B&W conversion could have potentially aided this image by bringing focus on the web, not the colors of the bikes.

side-table
by mariuca

Comment:
Your lighting appears to be making the wall the subject... and if it was, it could actually have been a good concept. But the plates are just in the way and poorly lighted - unless I'm missing something.

Rapunzel's best friend
by Elvis_L

Comment:
Kinda gross, and fairly off-putting. Not sure exactly why.

Planted in the sand on paradise beach
by scooter88

Comment:
Congrats on the blue. It is a wonderfully simple image. My first thought is that more contrast could be good, but at the same time, the minimal contrast of the image lends to the relaxing atmosphere of the image. Cheers.

The Last Night Of The World (1951)
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Nice composition. Just enough land, good silhouette. A bit darker, it could be, but I still enjoy this for some reason. Who doesn't like a sunset eh?

Interval In Sunlight
by mefnj

Comment:
Interesting literal, yet figurative impression of the title.

where all is emptiness there is room to move
by jmritz

Comment:
Now we are free to dance, yet we cannot, for we walk with a cane.

Tomorrow's child
by Neat

Comment:
My first thought was, no, don't jump. But now it looks more like the child is enjoying a nice breeze. Playing in the eddies, she feels the air flow through her hair, feeling free.

...something wicked this way comes...
by mrchhas

Comment:
While the smoke is interesting and leads me into the "something", the image lacks some in execution to meet the title IMHO. My eye gets totally lost in the in-focus area behind the "something". A park? I see benches, maybe a playground? Oh it doesn't matter. I also do not get the wickedness from the image itself, only from the title. Without the title, I just assume it's just a smoker taking a midnight stroll. Not sure what the shoe is all about. Maybe I'm doing too much to compare this directly to the other incredible image that is equally titled (which admittedly is not fair), but it doesn't carry the same emotion - and I think that's what this needs.

We are all the sons and the daughters of time - Ray Bradbury
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Great busyness about this photo. Waiting in line, walking his son, listening to music, leaning on a fence, business shoes, sneakers, blondes, brunettes, and hats. I can only dream of shooting humanity's variables in all it's grace like this.