Front Row Seats
by wildiris

Comment:
The building looks like it presents a lot of photographic opportunities beyond this challenge. I suppose the brisk wind expalins why the seats were empty. The grouping of chairs makes the two on the right seem disconnected from the others, but I'm not sure whether a change in positon or just moving the chairs closer in would work any better.

Eight plus One
by M.O.C.

Comment:
Impressive set of bolts, even if getting to "nine" is a little subjective.

Lemon-Rose '9'... !?
by acg83

Comment:
I lkie the texture and colors of the rose. Although used for the "nine" configuration, the orange is the weak part of the composition.

Nine
by davidw

Comment:
Living in the dark perhaps makes this a negative nine. Subtle to the extent that many may miss it. The bit of orange red glow along the left edge adds a lot.

3 Nines
by scooter88

Comment:
Nice sharpness and good version of 9's. A background without texture and either very dark or at least with color tones less similar to the clothespins might have boosted this to the nine or ten level.

High Tide
by talj

Comment:
Very smooth water with perfect reflections (assume long exposure) contribute to a hauning kind of beauty. Nicely done.

Ode to Trent Reznor
by tfarrell23

Comment:
Interesting detail making each nail head different.

Nine Nines
by mlj

Comment:
Festive array of different colors and sizes, with the hand-made (clay?, Play Dough?) construction suggesting children's play. Lots of implied motion is fun. I half expect the numerals to come to life and arrange themselves into an over all numeral nine. Fun to see, and obviously crafted with thought and care.

Nine on the Line- Clothespin
by Jaded_Housewife

Comment:
Simple and graphic, sharp and enahnced by b/w treatment. I'm glad you show just a bit of the upper coils of the clothspin spring, as that goes well with the detail in the center of the loop. Should score well.

9 cents
by Runzamukk

Comment:
The coins are mostly sharp and stacked in an interesting way. Light is a bit harsh suggesting that a diffuser was not used. I think a less complex background would be an improvement, even if just a sheet of white typing paper.