Heat
by DogAngel

Comment:
Having taken a few of these 'brenna' photos myself, I prefer having the person silhoutted against the fire, and in a more interesting pose.

In the woods
by sgoodman

Comment:
Excellent composition and use of duotone. Not sure if the soft grainyness in deliberate, or just compression artifacts. Still the best one I've seen so far.

Where Is Ms Waldo?
by RHoldenSr

Comment:
Well, if she's in one of the windows then she's clearly too small to matter the composition. Otherwise a well done photo.

It Was A Very Good Year for Hay
by nsmith

Comment:
I give up, where is he? Nice photo though, lovely use of muted colors (can't go wrong with fog like that!)

I love a parade
by Kelli

Comment:
An inverse 'Where's Waldo?', with nothing but people? But even with that interpretation, the composition doesn't work well, with distractions all around the edges. There's a good photo hiding in there somewhere, but using a *much* tighter crop. - 3

Hallgrimskirkja
by arngrimur

Comment:
Beautifully done. Makes me both homesick (I grew up around the corner from Hallgrímskirkja) and longing for a wide-angle lens!

facial landmark
by aplomb76

Comment:
To pull off a challenge interpretation like this, you need to produce a striking, technically perfect image. This one comes close, but has too many minor flaws: the weird light-gray shape sticking up and left from the nose, the almost centered composition (either make it centered or more off-center), and I would personally have preferred the DOF to include the whole face.

Anyone For Opera?
by 3DsArcher

Comment:
Love the shape and simplicity, just whish the sky were a deeper blue (or maybe just go B&W and pump up the contrast on the sky?)

Leaf Landmark — Prominence is Relative
by platy123

Comment:
While I agree with your title, to pull off a challenge interpretation like this you need a really stunning photo. This one has nice texture and lighting, but very little 'wow' factor - 4

Susquehanna Valley
by cloudsme

Comment:
Waaay too saturated, especially the blues