The Downward Spiral
by JamD

Comment:
Excellent use of several repeating shapes. The pattern in the stairs, the stairs themselves, and the square tiles. Little to much extra junk in the upper left corner, but all and all not bad at all. 8

Being alone..
by docpjv

Comment:
Awesome long exposure shot. I love the soft water combined with the night time. It's not something I'm used to seeing. Nice of your model to stand still long enough for the exposure. :) Well caught and executed!9

Skating at The Square
by Strikeslip

Comment:
Wow, simply awesome shot. The ultimate winter city rink shot. Excellent balance and composition. I love the way the lights seem to float. 8

True American Heroes
by oilofole

Comment:
An on the fly PJ style shot. Looks like the autofocus may or may not have locked correctly. But, great sense of urgency in this image. Nice capture.

rich n poor
by sandeepsalwan45

Comment:
I won't be one of the 10000 DPCers who is telling you that the shot is pixelated. I figure you know that by now.;)

I have a feeling of title/image disconnect here. It's hard for me to obviously see Rich/Poor at the first look. Now with deeper reflection, I can see a little more dichotomy. Who's rich and who's poor. That is the question.

New Haven Docks, 1932
by gloda

Comment:
I love the period feel here. Nice choice in tones, and the sepia adds to the mood of the shot. The only issue is that you can't see anything that screams DOCK. So it could literally be any time, any place. Not good or bad. Just is. :)

Morning Glory
by J_Ehrat

Comment:
I look at this and think lunar landing for some reason. Interesting shot!

Martini Lounge
by debitipton

Comment:
Where do you find a 4 foot tall martini glass and can I have one? Sweet!

Snow
by SamuelDPC

Comment:
Robbed! This was a sure Brown Ribbon winner! I demand a recount!

Snow
by SamuelDPC

Comment:
Buddy, you gotta watch that thumb on the lens. :) Very nice first entry.