Splash
by Jutilda

Comment:
Excellent high key shot. Perfectly nailed the water splash without actually showing much detail of it. Nice composition too. Love that look of serene bliss on the kid's face as well.

06:49
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Love this shot as well as the other and pretty much for the same reasons. Of the two, I prefer this one because it has a bit more symmetry and balance. Again, great dof, great processing. You've balanced the wwhite clock face against the skylights on the left and I think that makes the shot more interesting. Only thing I could point at that might enhance this shot some is getting a little more detail of that scrollwork beneath the clock to jump out. Real nice shots both of them.

06:43
by alexgarcia

Comment:
Only thing I don't care for is how the post the clock is attached to is on such a severe angle. Other than that, the processing works very well. I like how the white clock face balances against the strip of white on the right side. You've left enough details in the background to keep the shot interesting without overwhelming the eye. Good use of dof as well. Nice shot.

Waterfalls, Feel the Splash!
by artvet

Comment:
Nice photo but so dark.

Spokane Panorama
by cryingdragon

Comment:
You need to adjust levels (or curves) in each photo so that the contrast matches in each one. It's not as much of a pain in the rear as it sounds since (at least in photoshop) you can do it to each photo while having the entire panorama displayed.

Looks real nice.

From The Field To The Front Porch
by slickchik

Comment:
Going for the USM 1000% effect? Maybe its intentional. It doesn't look good though.

Steam Loco - Diana
by train

Comment:
Awesome. Best train shot in the challenge. Perfect BW processing, love the lbur of the smoke, nice crisp shot that shows off all that interesting detail. no complaints, really nice.

Ages 16+
by 3eyedcrow

Comment:
Creative but just really lame. Sorry, just not my cup of tea.

The Brotherhood
by cyan

Comment:
The thing about shiny objects is they really lose their dazzle when set against something else that is shiny. In this case the road, the sidewalk and the sky are totally blown out and it turns the overall photo into a mash of light grey. Some harsher contrast here would really benefit the shot. As it is, all the chrome just sort of turns invisible.

Peterbilt
by CVette

Comment:
Great angle, great contrast, nothing blown out even with all that chrome. Really nice shot.