The Power of Persistance
by SusanFern

Comment:
persistent weed...... good subject, but you already heard that this should be cropped at the top. The embedded arrow and foilage alone is very strong.

Biking is hard to learn.., and it hurts!
by olnos

Comment:
This has certianly more than enough subject matter pertaining to a wheel. The girl's expression is perfect.... and glad she has a helmet on.

Ataxia
by Imagineer

Comment:
the title is curious...... composition is excellent. I am assuming this is a street art detail....... superior work.

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Who's Watching who
by agwright

Comment:
amazing shot.......

Turbine Wheel
by Chilly0999

Comment:
impressive...... very good minimal intrepretation.

Transformation Wheel
by Tallbloke

Comment:
Good centered presentation - this antique artifact, a great big aerial spool floats overhead and makes me dizzy looking up. The environment is great, with built in geometic maze of purlins & rafters around the wheel. Good work finding this gem.

The Workshop Pulley
by Gringo

Comment:
Beautiful browns.......! The antique pulley is fabulous and lighting is exqusite in this rustic interior. Congratulations.... very good work.

Wheel
by tfarrell23

Comment:
......excellent composition

Too Young to Belong
by LtHousLady

Comment:

I was impressed with the image. I love the monotone - the colour of the black stone and sepia tone - the contrast is visually strong and conveys your emotion well. The straight ahead composition is totally appropriate and tells the story in a clear concise way. I am impressed with your choice to shoot straight on. With emotion, there is always a temptation to layer or look for a unique angle of view when often a straight view of the object can provide the most clairity. There is no way to miss the message, even a detractor like lockjawdavis admits to this. I find that the picture has some interesting visual elements. The little stone on the Barone memorial, it seems is there for a reason, and to me it contributes to my imaginary story of this picture. The placement of headstones back to back is another unusuall visual element that makes me take a longer look. It is a strong image and I see that I gave it a six. Now that I have read your photographer comments in the picture, I'd like to convey my best wishes to you in your effort to heal and understand the tragedy of your nephew. Your picture will be a valuable addition to your family album.

Half Second Too Late
by Cam

Comment:
have to laugh at this....... wonderful shot.... I am sure everyone has had this experience, perfect challenge for a foto like this one..