Industrial Power
by rayz1

Comment:
I think you entered the wrong challenge :) Pity, nice pic

Found Dolls
by kdkaboom

Comment:
I don't feel comfortable voting for collections on the basis of an image of one

Nespresso Flavors
by Tom_Robbrecht

Comment:
I have no idea what this is and I certaily don't understand the caption but the image is terrific

I've EVEN number of an ODD xtra flesh!
by doctabrez

Comment:
::: Critique Club :::
Well, this is an odd entry to critique. It's very difficult to share some thoughts with you as you've not made any comments about what you were trying to achieve and what your toughts on the outcome are.

First Impression - the most important one:
An out of focus, indistinct snapshot that isn't close to the challenge brief.

Subject:
I can't see how this meets the Even challenge at all and the title just makes it worse, it doesn't make sense.

Technical (Colour and light):
The lighting is careless because you can see the overexposed window. The focus is terrible.

To get a Ribbon?:
Re-shoot it. Use a light source that's not visible, focus it, make it relevant to the challenge and give it a title that can be understood - although it should say 'even' without its title.

Summary:
I can't believe this image made a 4.9. It's only worth 2-3 at the most. The fact that it scored more just adds to its sleaze value.

Brett

Defiant
by seriocomic

Comment:
For some reason, don't find the DOF works here, I keep wanting to include the background in my visual scan because it's there and the colourings of it are so unusual.

Growing Pains
by ibkc

Comment:
Great minds ....

"I'm Takin' What They're Givin' 'Cuz I'm Working For A Livin'"
by rayg544

Comment:
Good location and the man gives the setup scale and depth

Stacks
by jduffett

Comment:
Good industrial setting

Melt Down
by caba

Comment:
That is a stunning setup and acapture. I suspect you haven't yet seen the best of it either. The foreground and crane are distractions that i think you could have cropped out and thereby seriously doubling th impact of the point of interest

a passing era
by jimbone

Comment:
This has gone a little flat hasn't it. A dash of enhanced contrast would help apart from it being just a little removed from industral to score well I feel