Going Against the Flow
by GP

Comment:
I like the idea, but your concept doesn't quite come across in the photo. The composition seems a little random and open. There isn't a clear area of interest. To show "going against the flow" you need a flow, and one thing opposing it. These objects just seem to be milling around.

My Habit
by lightpro1

Comment:
It's nice to see smoking depicted with some class. The composition seems a little off, I think it's the top half. I know you wanted to include the humidity meter, but if you crop the top down, the composition is much more interesting.

Sorry I'm Late, Traffic Was Bad.
by BillE

Comment:
Ha! That's one of my bad habits, too. Great angle on this. Normally it bothers me when a person's face is blurry, but in this shot, it's a nice touch.

The stare of a Mountain Hare
by andywightman

Comment:
So far as I know, neither rabbits nor staring are habits. This is a great shot of a rabbit, and I can see why you are proud of it, but it doesn't belong here. Well, at least it rhymes with habit...

A Daily Habit
by stormy

Comment:
The composition comes off as just an overall texture, like wallpaper. Something else in the image, like a hand with a bar of soap, or a shoulder, would have made it much more interesting.

Morning Wake-Up
by Tressider

Comment:
Good idea, but the composition is a little loose. I would like to see this with everything closer together, maybe the coffe cup to the right of the pencil, and the glasses on the plexers ad. This arrangement would not only be more dynamic, it would let you get away with less depth of field, so you coul use more dramatic lighting.

Man's Oldest Habit
by Count

Comment:
The low contrast, and dim yellow lighting make this look like a bad habit. I would prefer to see this more brightly lit. More depth of field would help, as well.
It's a good idea, and a good composition.

Ex Smoker
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Nice and moody. The limited detail works well on this.

I don't drink, I don't smoke, but ... CHOCOLATE!!! ;)
by ghoti

Comment:
The depth of field is just right on this. Tasty composition, definately up to the challenge!

Unbridled versus Restrained
by BikeRacer

Comment:
Don't be so modest about your accomplishment with this picture. I always say that two thirds of
good photography is knowing where to point the camera. You took advantage of a situation that presented itself instead of hiding indoors.
That's good photography.