Sir Robert Peel II
by DistantColours

Comment:
Fantastic motion shot! I can almost hear the sirens blaring.

Ashley River Trio
by EBJones

Comment:
So much going on here. The boats are really the last thing I see. What does this look like in the daylight?

Speed..
by Jondor

Comment:
Nice vibrant colors, good front lighting, nice shading.

Old Boat at Dungeness
by joelantunes

Comment:
Well done on the composition. There is a lot of very interesting things to look at. I think the sepia presentation (or any atonal presentation) sort of makes everything the same...thus you lose some of the dimension that exists naturally. (I could be wrong, I don't have the colored shot to compare it to.)

j'attends
by tnun

Comment:
Simple and effective.

Dragging The Line
by Hipychik

Comment:
This shot could exist with or without the boat, making it very unique to me. Sometimes when I look at it, I see the landscape first, sometimes the boat is seen first.

Saint Joseph
by ososnilknarf

Comment:
Catching the sunrise/sunset at that perfect moment shining through the windows of the St. Joseph is wonderful. Add the pink of the clouds and you have a very surreal, yet subtle shot. The subtlness is such an opposite to the hard rust lines and obvious strength of the boats. I bet you get a wide range of scores on this.

Buoyancy Street
by TonyT

Comment:
I'm working really hard on finding a focal point. To me it looks like it is the forefront of the deck...eveything behind the natural plank line (near the front ropes) seems oof to me. Sorry.

Drifting
by Charlene

Comment:
Well, kudos for using catalog/magazine paper for your toy boat. That adds some visual interest. But unfortunately, art speaks differently to different people and this just isn't speaking to me.

Beached by the storm.
by RamblinR

Comment:
Interesting choice going with b&w. You could have just as much impact showing in color and just calling it "Beached."