DPChallenge Logo on Wooden Trash Bin
by orussell

Comment:
One of my 3 favorites, nice artwork, simple and effective

Your Photo Here
by GeneralE

Comment:
Nice concept, it seems a little busy though.

Handy Transportation
by kposey

Comment:
Very nice colors. The subject is a nice twist on the challenge, but the image itself seems a little over sharpened. Nice work.

"Same Day Air"
by casualguy

Comment:
Nice ride = ) The use of stars is definitely a plus, but seems limited. The lighting here is really nice too, looks similar to how they did it in the movie. Good luck in the challenge (aka, may the force be with you).... ok, it's cliche but i had to say it = P -8-

To the Rescue
by rogerspaul

Comment:
This reminds me of the other photo with an emergency vehicle in it (I think both are very well done = ) Nice job of freezing the fire engine

Once it had been useful
by Jean

Comment:
Nice job, the water colors really make this appealing.

A true Rocky Mountain High.
by vtruan

Comment:
I'd like to see more detail on the balloon. I understand that the underexposure is necessary to keep the sky from being all white, but I wonder how that would look, with the sky overexposed. I think it might give more emphasis to your subject. Nice job with a tough shot.

Rental Bikes
by frisca

Comment:
I like the subject(s), but I think a shot of one of them alone would be more powerful, or, if possible, repositioning them so the lowest wheel (without the white trim) would be out of the shot. Might be oversharpened too. -6- Mav

Flying over the arches
by pitsaman

Comment:
Interesting composition, but it lacks a definitive subject. I'm not sure I understand why the rainbow effect is there - it detracts from the jet trails, which are the basis for the transportation theme. If its lens flare, I would have tried a different angle to focus on just the jet trails. I like the positioning of the arches though. They make a good connection relating the sky to the earth. - Mav

LAZY DAY OFF
by howza

Comment:
Very nice use of soft focus. This is obivously intentionally done, but the oversaturation takes away from this in my opinion.