City Blues
by gliphix

Comment:
This is Honolulu...I work around the corner. Nice perspective and good architecture. 8

The Pearl
by Brin

Comment:
Very nice color and tones. Looks like nature trumps the building, though. Which is saying something, because this is a terrific building.

under the bridge downtown
by boysetsfire

Comment:
Where did you get these colors? Looks futuristic. Nice detail. Well done.

James River Postcard
by SJCarter

Comment:
Vintage photo...well done.

The Space Needle- 44 years old.
by caba

Comment:
Nicely done. Good colors and perspective.

Invasion of Privacy
by tngrndream

Comment:
I scored this a 5. I was bothered by the graininess and the focus. I think the vertical line in the background is distracting too. But I like the idea and the expression.

Ha! Ha! You Lose!
by tngrndream

Comment:
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I think this is a good idea that suffered on the execution side of things. I believe a solid dark background for both sides would have been preferable to the split screen. The wrinkles on the white side are distracting. Focus seems off a bit, too.

I didn't vote for this photo, but I probably would have given it a 4 because of these problems.

Potted
by Kelli

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Overall, I don't think this is your best work...and I am sure you were hurt because DPC voters probably don't regard this as a still life. I didn't vote for this, but I probably would have given it a 4 I'm sorry to say.

Looking through the mirror...
by Kelli

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I love everything about this...except the blur (which you explained). Great expressions. (BTW, if you want to see some REAL blur wait until my next challenge - it will make your blur look like you're seeing better than 20/20 LOL). I like the colors here too. This is a very pleasant moment with people who make this shot come alive.

Baited and Ready
by ericwoo

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Not much to add to a top 10 score. (I am not worthy to comment...but I will anyway.)

I like the colors, the crop, and the range of tones - especially how you were able to keep the detail in the rusty sifter. Well done.