18 Power Hungry
by ordinaryangel

Comment:
The light, framing, and unexpected linear elements diagonal to the power wires elevate this quite a bit above ordinary. Dark tones make me think ominous thougths. Hmmm. Candidate image to add Godzilla and re-post in the other side challenge.

Kabura
by Lelez

Comment:
Repeating pattern of red chairs goes well with the pale wall color. Makes me wish I could have some Sushi for a snack.

Alone in the Woods
by L1

Comment:
So this is a part of Texas? Time to adjust my mental picture of the state, as the old view in my head arises from dusty western movies and images of west Texas dry country. The light color of the animal really stands out among all that green.

Reflecting pool II
by scooter97

Comment:
Very striking, peaceful as though a cousin of a buddah statue. Consider another level of simplification by cloning or cropping out the light element in the lower right hand corner and cloning to black the bit of rock (?) almost in the lower left. Face and uncomplicated reflection make a frame-worthy art image, and could also do well as a poster or postcard for the park.

autumn sunset
by Lelez

Comment:
This could be a still from an urban adventure movie. That color gradient of the sky really has a cinematic feel.

Pigeons I
by Leo

Comment:
Catching all three people posed with right hands to their faces makes a much stronger focal point than the bird itself. Orange of the flowers echoed in tones of the pavers adds an artistic feel.

June 18 - Between the rails
by hajeka

Comment:
Formal symmetry of main elements with assymetry of mior elements provides a balance that is nice. Maybe you can capture a train (better yet, one on each side) another time.

Very fast Purple Martin
by rrdjserv

Comment:
The bird is sharp and they are indeed fast. Freeze motion is sometimes acheived with fast shutter speed, flash, or motion panning (or combinations). With the background showing no detail, and the wings not showing much motion blur either, the image does not convey the idea of motion panning to a viewer who was not there with you.

Very Low and Very Slow
by Germaine

Comment:
The black and white choice is great, making me feel like putting on my own sunglasses in such bright light. Clouds more definite than haze would have added unnecessary complexity. Booming sound system subtle fit for a street whose Spanish name "Guerra" could translate as relating to "war".

18-june 09 where i live. boxing kangaroos
by roz

Comment:
Next week I will be vacationing for a week at a folk dance camp. On first seeing this composition, I assumed the group of kangaroos were all dancing. Could make a good case for it, even without seeing the usual live band and caller, except perhaps for the one punch to the stomach. Guess that which would count as a bit harsher than stepping on toes. Sorry to see it as colflict instead of dancing, but fascinating to glimpse such an unusual bit of nature from your part of the world.