Day 4 - Light
by kteach

Comment:
Good lines, shades (no pun intended) and feel to this image; I think it looks building-like, too, and never would have guessed what it is.

Keys-Day-4.jpg
by ssodell

Comment:
Excellent; I like the shades of color in this version, though the cloned version is a bit stronger overall. Nicely done!

Keys-Day-3.jpg
by ssodell

Comment:
I like the shot, but not the texture (not a big textures fan); excellent choices and composition here.

Day-4-pinned-IMG_0031a.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Delightful choices in this setup; colors, shades, lighting are all wonderful. A bit more sharpness to the pins themselves and this image is complete.

Coax
by trevytrev

Comment:
Great macro with wonderful details, shades and light, and composition that flows from the curves and the lines. Well shot!

In The Sandbox
by Wenders11

Comment:
I like the narrow DoF here, and the slightly chaotic feel, with sand on the bus as well as the bus in the sand; like it's stuck, wheel's spinning, sand flying, only digging itself in deeper -- like the story of my life :) Nicely shot.

Let There be Light
by Elaine

Comment:
Nicely composed, and well chosen subject. The grain does add something to it (and the grunge look is very "in" these days, isn't it?). Fits well here.

Day 4 Bill me later
by jmritz

Comment:
Cool, an ordinary object made mysterious and far more interesting. Good choices on b&w and using grain with some lighting that really adds to the image's effect on the viewer.

Day 4 AAA
by Chinarosepetal

Comment:
Nicely seen and composed, with excellent macro effect (ie, that we see something big that's usually little, and that's pretty interesting). I, too, like the line of copper on the left; gives it some context.

ordinary4.jpg
by pcody

Comment:
First, I like the shot; there are good tones throughout and the B&W works well here. I agree that the center post should probably be vertical, but I also think a slightly wider DoF might strengthen it. You have an "in-focus" area going from just left of center top down toward the middle, where it starts to fade. Either placing this in-focus area in the upper left "thirds" zone, or making it run full vertical top to bottom might make this a little more natural and effective for me. I like the subject matter here, and the way it's presented, so nothing to add there; it has a nice, fluid feeling from the lines and the angle of the clasp.