The Natives are Restless
by jasonlprice

Comment:
The patterns of the shadows add a lot of interest as well as an almost Lord of the Flies context. Nicely done.

balance
by lovethelight

Comment:
What an idyllic scene! Perfect light, perfect exposure, lovely composition and details. All great! My favourite in this challenge.

The glass walk
by jaimeDp

Comment:
Works well as it sort of strains my brain!

The Commuter
by Photologist

Comment:
This is great! I like the fact that he's aware of you taking the image yet seems very much in his own moment of making th call. The partially blurred train behind makes a really, really great backdrop. Composition with three and platform sign is spot on.

Bangkok street sport: Takraw
by bood

Comment:
What a great street shot. Love the expression of the jumping kid - you've really captured his sheer joie de vivre. The run-down environment and simpleness of the game draws one in too. It feels a touch dark to me overall - adjusting the Curves to lighten the mid-tones does wonders.

One Sided Love
by elsapo

Comment:
Great capture of what looks like a really genuine private moment. Like the composition with the ONE WAY sign, the window, the verticals and horizontals of window frame and bricks. All good.

The Tunnel
by SaraR

Comment:
I like your use of the graffiti as a key element of the image and placing the walker and dog next to it works well. Like the leading lines to the light too.

Men at work :)
by Chez

Comment:
I like this a lot. Top down is such an unusual perspective for people shots that we're not used to it and that makes for a picture that makes me look twice. I also really like the strong verticals of the pavement, the road and the gutter not to mention the patternwork in the cobbles. And the extra lines of flags echoes the colour in the clothing well plus breaks the verticals a touch. Nice.

Figureheads
by Imagineer

Comment:
Fascinating fascinating image. I could look at it for such a long time. So much to see.

Playing catch at a watermelon shack
by HighNooner

Comment:
Lovely capture. I really like it. I think it would be even stronger if cropped closer in to lose a little of the lower foreground and the two gents at the right.