Bowtie
by Firstrich1

Comment:
Great shot, nice post work. I'm still not sure if I would have gone color or b/w on the turn signals or not. Still and excellent layout and shot. Kudos.

Habitual On Line Gamer - Even with broken wrist.
by BKerr

Comment:
Oh, I know this one too well. I had a Lvl 99 Sorceress that rocked, 5 years of my life that I'll never get back from Diablo, DII and the rest.

Cool shot, a lot of color going on in here. I beleive you were going for the look in the subjects eyes but I think I would have done more of a over the shoulder shot, which might have hid the file cabinet behind subject but left the Computer in view. Shoting monitors are tough to get colors right, the only way I could get it to work (without bluing) was to light the room with flourescent lights and using the flourescent w/b of the camera. Still a very good shot.

Hooked
by dunces

Comment:
Nice shot, great colors and dof. I like the ripples around the bobber adds a great feel to this shot. Did a fish just strike the line?

In The Center of Beauty
by lilnukee

Comment:
Excellent close up, I think a little less dof would have made this a better shot. Just my thought. Lovely colors and very nice detail.

Atomium
by rhipster

Comment:
Very nice capture. With all the detail here you have still accomplished forcing the viewer down the center and into the center of the shot. Great job. They is a little blown out at the top but dosen't distract from the over all shot.

Procrastination
by Duke22

Comment:
Great Idea for a habit, most original "real" habit I have seen in this challenge. Every one of us has that one. I think this one would have worked better in color (something would have to be done with the wall in that case, maybe a dark sheet). All the different colors on the books and table would have played well together. The virgo in me tells me that I might have had the binder paper that looks like I was intending to write something down. Nice picture.

Sharing Wisdom
by soccerdad

Comment:
Excellent detail and lighting, but there is way too much going on in the background to keep my attention on the center figure. A little less dof or I might have blurred the background to force the viewer back to the center. I like the shot, it is a great pic that I find it very interesting.

The Arrival
by movieman

Comment:
Excellent clarity and detail. I think I would have gone with a square crop right about where the top of the shadow is on the stem of the flower. That would leave enough negative space for the flower to stand out as you it does here, as it is there is just too much black for me. A very good shot, I like it.

Reflection at Dusk
by dinn

Comment:
Very nice, you should do well with this shot. The only thing that keeps taking me away from the center is that darn crane on top of the buildings on the right. I might have cropped this to remove the taller building on the right, I think people would still get the centered theme even if this was tall and narrow.

Headache Ball
by Drake

Comment:
This is a very cool shot. One does get the feeling that heavy thing could fall at any moment, so we have to keep watching the center. The only real thing that I could see hurting your score is the distracting tree in the lower left. I'm kind of ify with the amount of noise in the picture, there seems to be quite a bit but I have issues shooting into an overcast sky too. I may have cloned out the tree and used the remove dust filter (I use digital image pro - don't know what PS has for this) to clean it up a bit. Great Idea, very good picture.