I am Canadian
by Cinzia

Comment:
Well I think this is an -interesting- shot, but it seems to lean toward portraiture. The exposure is good, and the focus also. Seems a bit small, too.

Carriage Driver and Dog
by TCGuru

Comment:
My take is that this photo suffers from the subject being a little too small and turned away from the camera. Nice job on the exposure and b/w conversion, however, it has great tonal range.

Afternoon Stroll in the Snow
by emily212

Comment:
The selective desat adds interest in this photo.

Walk Or Talk?!
by jrjr

Comment:
You took a potential liablity (the vertical pole that divides the frame) and made it work for you, at least that's the way I see it. Interesting shot.

Brief encounter...
by IreneM

Comment:
Nice and sharp, and well exposed and processed. Still it seems to have a bit of a portrait feel IMO. I also find the sign in the top left corner to be a little distracting.

Life is a journey, not a destination
by sabphoto

Comment:
Well what I love about your photo, I *really* love, and that is the title and it's inspiration (the graffiti). It fits the couple so well, their loosly held hands are the icing on the cake. As for the exposure itself, it looks like it was taken right around noon, and I think that made for a difficult exposure. I'm not crazy about the washed-out sky & etc. I also think I would like this better if cropped so that more of the right side of the photo was left out. Moving the window around on my monitor, it seems that this emphasizes the graffiti to greater advantage. 6

Coffeehouse Study Session
by esdarby

Comment:
Cool shot! The interior lights are especially eye-catching.

Street Flight
by bigfella

Comment:
OK, what am I seeing here?

I think this will score highly. The background is really wonderful, as is the spectator in the extreme corner. The acrobat in the middle seems to fit right into this setting! 8

Busking
by Penny Lane

Comment:
Nice and sharp! He was an easy target, what with his eyes being closed and all ! And by the way, I learned a new word today (thanks for that).

From wikipedia.com:

"Busking is a British term used in many areas of the English-speaking world. In the United States the term busking is almost unknown; buskers in the USA are called street performers or street musicians."

Best Place On The Corner
by skasuba

Comment:
I like the photo, especially the human interaction. The little girls eyes are great. It does seem to be a bit distant, however, and I would like this even better if the subjects were closer. 6