Limestone
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Interesting shot, with nice lines, though I might have started the lower line from a bit more to the right. I like that your model is in focus, and that the "hiding" effect comes not from making her small, but from her blending in in terms of color and shade. Nicely shot.

Fence repair
by dsterner

Comment:
I hate having to do this kind of thing, so seeing the image presented as it is here, with the faded colors blending into one another and no real plays or light or dark, and it makes me feel like I would if I was out there doing it (wishing for more excitement but not finding it, I guess). I might have moved the fence and "Waldo" up a bit, to strengthen the composition, but I'm not sure.

Where's Waldo? I don't know...I thought he was with you!
by litlbopeep

Comment:
Interesting image, with lots going on, and good choice on the shutter speed to give some flow to the image. The fading in the background is a bit disappointing, as I would have liked to have seen a bit more tone there, but overall it meets the challenge well and provides interesting things to see.

Where the Streets Have No Name
by raish

Comment:
I really like the subtle colors in this shot, all of them pale, nothing too bright. To catch a street at this time of day (which looks mid-morningish or early afternoon) with no people on it is a great catch, and the composition works well for me. I might have tried to use perspective correction to get the buildings on the right straight, as the leaning is a bit troublesome to me (but I might have botched that if I had tried, I don't do that very well).

Not Cast Aside
by Skip

Comment:
This location seems to keep appearing in the challenge, but each shot has taken a different approach. The perspective for me here is different from the others, with the rows of benches looking like they almost don't match up. It gives it a somewhat chaotic feeling, but imbued with white throughout. The contradictions in what I see are a bit difficult to set aside, but I do like the image on the whole.

Spying on the TSA
by Nobody

Comment:
This is a really nicely conceived and executed image; it is spot on for the challenge, and the use of the white background serves well to draw focus to the suitcases and Waldo. That said, it doesn't really speak to me, but this is a personal reaction rather than a reflection on the technical merit or the art of the shot.

The student
by Rino63

Comment:
Part of me is drawn to this as a reflection of what we see each day, roads, curbs, grass, but at the same time I feel it holds more promise; why does "Waldo" sit against the tree; is he reading? writing? thinking? I can't really tell because of his size (which contributes to hiding Waldo, but for me weakens the image a bit); I also would have liked to see a bit more contrast in the image, as the lighting on the grass is a bit flat to my eyes.

Watcher in the Woods
by Emerkaza

Comment:
Nice take on the challenge, and an obviously very cooperative and helpful model. The colors here work well for their purpose, though the lighting on the leaves is a bit bright for my liking, and the background trees are a bit flat for me, as well. I might have tried not having "Waldo" so close to center, but I'm not sure which direction I might have gone with him.

Observe!
by Neil

Comment:
Some interesting colors in the sky here, and definitely an interesting building. I might have liked to have seen a slightly longer exposure to allow the building to come out more in the shot (along with the rest of the foreground), but as is it's a interesting image.

riding the waves
by xtian

Comment:
Good take on the challenge, with some interesting elements to support it and good composition. Overall the size of the elements in the DPC image causes them to lose something (not sharpness, something else), which for me makes it a bit more difficult to get into. The water highlights are nicely handled, though, as were the waves themselves (nice movement in the water while not being too blurred).