Nail Biter
by beckettboots

Comment:
Quite a crowded feild, who will have the best of these shots? quite a nail biter!
you win. Strong lighting, well composed with nothing extraneous.

WATCHING
by jimmyxj95

Comment:
My favorite of the challenge. Not a shot that shows technical mastery, but one that implies an emotional depth that is not often on display here. An evocative image with bold composition and a lovely use of the symbols of suburbia with a feeling of despair and loss. I don't know if any of this is what you intended, but it works for me. My only beef is the slight rotation of the horizontal lines are a bit distracting from the static frame you have going.

Oops sorry!...... he he he he
by aKiwi

Comment:
funny shot, but I don't see the tie

His Toilet
by rezros

Comment:
many tried this shot, you made the most of it, congrats, sort of.

Smoking is the key to this challenge.
by MrZed

Comment:
nice technique on a very silly shot.

Morning Wake-Up
by Tressider

Comment:
good idea, but a tighter more dramatic grouping with less empty space, and with more of a morning feel in the light (lower and more yellow) would have put this in the top contenders.

The Harmful Habit of Eating Too Much
by mannjudit

Comment:
The heart on the t-shirt is a nice touch, sorta of brings the irony full circle. It would have been nice to get that unbrella out from behind him.

Looking for food
by ingvar

Comment:
Great shot, but eating is not a habit. Full marks for the shot, points taken for not responding to the challenge. Glorious light and I love the way the tail and the two spires echo off each other.

Relaxing after work
by bormic

Comment:
The table gives off a double reflection ( Glass on top of polished wood? Anyway double image in the reflection) that creates a jangly vibrancy that cuts against the relaxing feel I think you were going for. Otherwise nice focus and tone.

Bad habit of nature: Dandelions in spring !
by belette

Comment:
I never new nature had habits! Are forest fires a smoke break? The houses and street seem superflous, why not just use the flowers and the trees as a backdrop?