Greyledge Falls
by SJCarter

Comment:
Great exposure control in the shot. I really like the light in this. Simple yet peaceful. Good Luck

Nicky Hayden, winner of the Dutch TT MotoGP
by Azrifel

Comment:
The best motorcycle photo in the challenge. The tight crop works well for this shot. The white edge of the track in the top right of the frame is a bot overexposed. This tends to draw the viewers eye away from the subject. Overall a good shot. 8

Through diaphanous wing
by strangeghost

Comment:
Great Capture! a tough shot to get, but you seemed to nail it. Good job using a large aperture to soften the background. 8

His Final Fare
by muur88

Comment:
I really like the tones in this shot. I like how you allow the cab room to travel through the shot. Good composition. My only problem with this shot is the fact that the yellow lines in the center of the frame are really bright; the viewers eyes always travel to the brightest part of the photo. I think if the cab were the brightest part of the photo it would have more impact. I gave you a 9. Good Luck!

Nuns On The Run
by Coley

Comment:
This is absolutely perfect. I love everything about this shot. Perfect composition, juxtaposition. I think its perfect that the "nuns" are in the van and the thier faces are priceless. I gave you a ten for being so creative, and I never give out tens. I hope to see this with a ribbon on it!

30 Seconds or More
by MayaM

Comment:
Crisp image with good leading lines. The rail leads the viewer directly into the city. I only wish the star effect of the small aperture was a little cleaner. Good Luck

A City Divided
by KarenNfld

Comment:
Good effect of the streaking head and tail lights. It leads the viewer into the frame.

Night Show
by Tiberius

Comment:
Good exposure for the shot but that white block in the middle of the frame is so distracting; it leads the viewer right to that spot.

Niagara
by Rando D300

Comment:
Nice shot of the falls. IMO, 30 seconds is too long for this image. The spray from the falls causes a fog effect blocking the viewer from seeing the subject.

red skies at night
by Rikki

Comment:
I am sure the intention was to leave a lot of negative space on the top of the frame. IMO, it is too much. I like the many different layers of the shot from the green grass, the blue water, the tan/orange hillside to the left, to the redish sky. Overall a pretty good image.