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by Charlene

Comment:
Congratulations Charlene....A new PB and 15th in the challenge shows what you get when a beautiful woman also happens to be a very talented photographer

Love the composition, the outstanding B&W conversion and the gentle desat. An absolutely stunning shot that would not look out of place on the pages of an up market fashion magazine. Its going to be on your front page for a long time I think and deservedly so

Business. Class. BMW.
by h2

Comment:
Nice shot of two nice carsgood composition and sharpness although I find the reflections on their bodies and windshields a little overpowering (although I appreciate that there is not too much that you could do to avoid this). Nice luse of the kerb to create a leading diagonal

Ford Trucks - Tough & In Your Face!
by trevytrev

Comment:
Nice simple shot that has been well executed. I like the centred composition and the external motion blur. Good sharpness as well

Zero to Five in Two Seconds
by alanfreed

Comment:
In my (limited) experience shots of toys dont tend to do well in challenges so if you are new to DPC and this doesnt score as well as you hoped this may be the reason

Like the shot itself, you have good sharpness and colour and the reflection works. Compositionally this is also good.

Its hard to pick out any particular thing that I dont think you have done well but for some reason the picture seems to lack a real wow factor for the viewer - 6 from me

Where do you want to go today?
by Windtale

Comment:
Compositionally super and the backdrop works very well for the challenge

very nice sharpness on the car itself. This nearly feels like a ribbon winner but (imo) what holds it back a little is the fact that the rear of the car is so dark. I still think this will do well but pehaps if you had dodged the back a little it would have gone from good to great

Generally very nice overall

THE NEW AUDI S5 : Sparkling Sophistication
by hotpasta

Comment:
Nice shot, I like the fact that although the audi logo is bokeh there can be no mistaking what it is (great creation of bokeh light polygons as well). Simple but effective I could not imagine this selling a car in itself but I could see it as a shot inside the brochure

Like the thick top/bottom border but not keen on the uneven left/right border which I think is a bit distracting and maybe could have been omitted

Toy for every age "Hummer H2"
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Nice crisp shot although the wheels perhaps could have done with some slight dodging. Possiblt a little 'flat' in terms of the composition and it may have been an idea to rotate about 45 degrees in PP to have created a leading diagonal that crossed rule of third points 6

I'm dreaming of a white Rolls Christmas...
by Kelli

Comment:
Probably I will be the 435th person to say ... but but but that's a BENTLEY!!!

Nice shot that works well in the challenge, its a real shame that you had to shoot this through a window as the glass reflection is quite distracting (though hats off to you for the sharpness on the car given that you had to do this) 7

In fifty years your today’s Mercedes will still look this brilliant
by HighNooner

Comment:
Very nice photo and the duotone works really well. Suoer sharpness on the car itself. Compositionally strong with a good leading diagonal although it would have been great if you could have lost the roadside barrier. Great to see gullwing doors as well (even if they do mean that you can never really park close to anybody). Would I buy this car...heck yes

'67 Jag Saloon: Runs Fine, Needs TLC, Great Fixer-Upper!
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Nice shot amd the title works well for the challenge. Very nice B&W conversion (congrats on not getting blow out on the snow) and good sharpness