Mating Dance?
by photom

Comment:
Nice action capture.

Generations
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Nicely done.

Solitary Singer
by mocabela

Comment:
The lower lines pull my attention from the subject; croping just above them allows my attention to remain focussed. I like the tones a lot.

In My Place
by arnit

Comment:
I get a very strong feeling of rapid motion. Very stiking image.

Desert Sunrise
by Artifacts

Comment:
The cactus is just distracting to me. A tighter crop around the bush (?) makes for a much more dramatic image, in my opinion. Very nice effects with the lighing.

Glasgow Pacific Quay
by Tallbloke

Comment:
I like the sky in this a lot.

The Spirit of Texas
by WebHorn

Comment:
Nicely captured. The rifle crossing the flag mast is distracting, as are the black shadows across the building (but what are you going to do? no effect on voting).

Boardwalk
by TooCool

Comment:
Nice color.

Webster Lights
by cbeller

Comment:
Would you believe it is too dark? :D Seriously, there is too much black for that little light. A tighter crop would have helped drastically.

Where Art Thou, O Romeo?
by Rooster

Comment:
I think the backlight would have worked better if at a higher level (behind her head?)-- as it is my attention is drawn away from her and to the feet. in portraits I prefer my attention to be drawn to the face, particularly the eyes. While this is not strictly a portrait, I would still like to have my eyes drawn to her head. I am not sure what I think about the tilt -- maybe she made you dizzy walking into the room like that. :D