Board Meeting
by MAK

Comment:
Interesting, in that the boats are part of the larger picture. I think I really like this one.

RC BOAT
by C4Pictures

Comment:
The boat is sort of lost within the waves, ripples and reflections.

Rapid Transit
by hahn23

Comment:
Interesting story in this. I can see concentration, fun, concern, struggle, triumph, teamwork...and that is all inside of the boat.

little dipper
by skewsme

Comment:
Not really to my liking.

King Of The World
by nutzito

Comment:
Way to take a very cliche shot and change it up. I think you've got a bit too much sky...or not enough. What would happen if you cropped about 1/4 inch of the water? Bringing the composition of the boat down. Then the sky would have more impact. Going the other way, cropping the sky a bit will center the boat more.

The difference here is defining your subject better. If it's the boat, crip the sky; if it's the guy in the bow, crop the water.

Me Too
by alexzen

Comment:
The reflection adds a bit of whimsy. I hear a litte vlice in my head saying "me too, me too, me too." Overall the lighting could be a weensy bit brighter, but it could be my monitor.

to boldly go
by cutout

Comment:
Art speaks differently to different people. This is just a case of not pleasing ME, but I'm sure others will totally get this.

Light of Darkness
by colorcarnival

Comment:
For me, way to blown out by the flash or light source or whatever that white blob is. It makes everything else really difficult to see.

My Inspiration
by rebel36

Comment:
Careful taking shots in a mirror when you have things that don't reflect well...like words.

The Antique
by LadyK

Comment:
So here's my problem...without the benefit of a challenge, I would have no idea that this was a camera. Not saying that the shot doesn't have merit, I just never would have seen a camera if I saw this in a different environment. So, if that was your intent...YooHoo!