Vintage Deere
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Well, I have only voted on 7% of the entries. I have to say this blows me away. The colors are amazing. Good luck on a ribbon!

1902 Sears Catalogue
by RubyRed

Comment:
Wow. That is old! Only thing I don't like about this shot is the blue towel for the background. (But I know what it's like to work with what you got!)

1947 Willys Jeep
by Diana

Comment:
That thing looks like it is in amazing shape! This would make a great ad.

Gone to Seed
by admart01

Comment:
Old is kind of a stretch for this. I find new ones like this all the time in my yard. :-) The DOF works well with this shot. It would be very easy for this to get lost in the background but you did a good job of preventing that.

War Antiques.....
by mercolino

Comment:
There are a few things that might make this better. First, the frame of the picture is too tight. There are parts of the gun that are almost touching the edge of the picture. The border actually draws your attention to this since it actually touches parts of the gun like the barrel and tire. Second, the color is a little too pink for a sepia effect. More yellow would help this a lot. Third, the Depth of Field is too deep. Opening your aperture more or using the portrait setting would help blur the background and keep your attention on the subject.

Forgotten in Sepia
by collie65

Comment:
Seems to be quite a bit of noise in this shot.

...forever...
by mimo

Comment:
It looks like this is your first challenge! Great job!

Twisted, trying to fit in(self portrait)
by facesastheycome

Comment:
The blur doesn't work for me.

Marissa
by dsa157

Comment:
Wonderful shot! She is just too cute!

Long John Silver
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Long John Silver, or Jack Sparrow?