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by aznym

Comment:
What an interesting take on a library (or bookstore?); such a grungy look for a place where knowledge is stored, but with such an attempt to bring light in through the windows at the top (that's where all the light is in this image). Great tones in this, and textures throughout. Great capture. 9.

Eye have no Eye-dear
by mileskea

Comment:
This is one of the images that I've rated highly just because I think it's cool, from conception, to execution, to final presentation. The blue is right on for these purposes, the . . . eyeballs . . . work perfectly, and the person underneath it all fits wonderfully in the theme. Nicely shot. 9.

Something to Hold On To
by banmorn

Comment:
Great take on the challenge, and good use of black and white. With just the hand and foot showing, gives the image an even bleaker appearance to the whole thing. I'm always sad, but pragmatic when I see these images, as they tug at all the heart strings. Yours works in that way, and that's a good thing, IMHO. 9.

Waldo at the Pumping Station (...yup, he's there)
by lwkimages

Comment:
Regardless of Waldo, this is a great image. The industrial feel is so clear here, the blues blue, but industrial blue; the greys great. Great light, and excellent composition, with such good use of symmetry, broken only in the differently symmetrical appearance of the ladders. One of the places that keeps modern life going, but we never see. Wonderful, bumping it up to a 10 (first had it at a 9).

Master Of Disguise
by JawnyRico

Comment:
I like this shot; I want to shout to Waldo, "Get out of there, silly person, that building might fall down! Don't you see the window falling in already?" The colors here fit well together, the lighting is interesting, and the composition works for me. An interesting image in which someone tried to hide. 9.

The last door
by Valdo

Comment:
This shot makes me want to walk in there, to that door, and open it, reading along the way, stopping to take in what is written, considering the blank spaces as well as those with writing. Are they tombstones? Is it really in such disrepair, with rubble lying on the ground? Wonderful conversion, great lights and darks, and subtlety throughout. 10.

Blending in
by TUBORG

Comment:
Lovely shot; great subjects clearly the focus of the shot, and "Waldo" well placed. I love the texture in the road/path, and the way the sky compliments the overall shot. 10.

Where's the Troll?
by jasonlprice

Comment:
I just love this. I think it's my favorite of the challenge (but it could be tied with another). It's strong as an image in and of itself, which draws me to it. Wonderful black and white tones, an overall appealing silvery-ness, and perfect choice of placement and subject for Waldo. Not that hard to find, but also fits perfectly in your shot. Great. 10.

The End
by escapetooz

Comment:
I have no idea what this is, or where it was shot, but I love it. I keep coming back and looking at it thinking, "This is so cool. I need to find one of these." Such great dark tones in the foreground, such bright whites around the middle, lovely composition. I might have eeked the box a bit more up and left . . . . but I might not have, too. 10.

The Road not Taken
by xianart

Comment:
I want to walk down this road, and see that car, with grass growing on the roof; I want to open that door, and sit inside where "Waldo" is, and just look around, the quiet enveloping me, the light sifting through the trees to barely touch me. A delightful image, and one of my favorites of the challenge. 10.