Rise
by pearcer

Comment:
Now that's grafitti.. I went looking for some in town, but could only find some felt pen marks on the rugby stadium wall.. I think we're a tad too rural for good street art. Well captured, although I'm not sure the child adds anything but scale to the picture in this case.

Design District
by GinaRothfels

Comment:
Yow, that's a bold red on my monitor, I assume that you knocked upthe saturation a bit? A very dramatic effect in this case...

Union Station
by Stookesberry

Comment:
Classic! I'd love to see that sign stop a train...

Speechless
by gsingal

Comment:
Not sure how this was meant to mean the challenge, and the bus isn't even that tatty, That'd be a tidy mobile home in some parts of New Zealand :-).

I wish I had a helper monkey for this
by markmyshots

Comment:
'negative space' (Gotta use the jargon...) at the bottom of this image dosn't seem to work, a tighter crop woudl have been better. Neat idea though, and well executed.

FREE
by bobdaveant

Comment:
That is a neat sculpture, I was about to type here that you'd flipped/mirrored the image, then I reaslised what the big read thing was.. Well framed, and the exposure great for an object in shadow on a bright day.

Yes, we sailed this vessel around the world
by johnmk

Comment:
Great contrast, and some chaps in a small boat about to have trouble crossing the wake of the liner!

Building Blocks From Youth
by Toby-Dog

Comment:
Look like you've got a little bit of motion blur on the in focus lego 'bumps'. Self-timer and a tripod/stack of books, lump of silly putty would help if that's the case.. If it's not motion blur, ignore me :-).

Powerful Words
by jazzmanmgt

Comment:
This looks a little under exposed / under saturated. Is that because you didn't want to stay long enough for a longer exposure? :-). When shooting predominantly white/light coloured surfaces you generally need to compenstage +.5 to 1 stop as the camera will read the 'average' light level to be quite high, and underexpose the shot. That might be what happened here?

Earth From Above
by hopper

Comment:
Ummmm, Wow. The end of the book with the crease it in of course means that this is not perfect :-). Having said that, this is probably the best photo I've seen on DPC. Great composition, great idea, well exposed, yada yada yada.. Well done.

I've got to get me one of those models...