rollin'
by raish

Comment:
Nice technicals on the pan. I think the backdrop here is too busy to be effective. The tonality seems to be a little muted or off in some way.

Neighborhood
by Ammie

Comment:
Interesting interpreation of the challenge, that may not really meet it. I love the tones and texture. The diagonals of the hills and the horizon are very nice.

The Gossip Stop
by jagar

Comment:
Very nice. Each grouping tells a stor as the recide into infinity. Not sure who declared letterbox borders a fashio statement, but I find is detracts from an excellent photo.

child's play
by posthumous

Comment:
I like it, as it is playful and moody at the same time. Seems not to really fit most definitions of street photography.

Wake Up People Are Watching!
by Jon_H

Comment:
Nicely seen and shot. Not sure I like the lady's odd expression as well as her lack of connection with the two sleepers. The border is disctracting, go with something simple and let your photograph speak rather than the border.

Entrance
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Nice outline of the man and details on the building. Having trouble making the street connection.

Each to His Own
by gg3rd

Comment:
Nicely seen and captured. Did you try B&W as the color here is a bit overpowering and detracts from the story.

Up a Creek
by Yo_Spiff

Comment:
Rust and beer/bait signs -- how can you go wrong. I like the colors and all the texture in the car. The image is however very busy and the eye just wanders all over the place without really having something to stop on. For a camera phone and this scene, I think you get what you get. With your DSLR it may have been worth zooming in on the front left of the car with a partial defocus of the Beer sign in the background. You could experiment with all the unique viewpoints to change it from a standard framed shot to something out of the ordinary.

Known Unto God
by bassbone

Comment:
I love cemetary shots and this one is quite interesting. Blurred foregrounds are tough to pull off and in this case it works as the blurred cross is mirrored by the crosses of the other gravestones. I think a slightly higher angle that showed more of the gravestones in the background might have been more powerful. As it is they are very bright and have sort of leading lines sending you out of the image. Alternately a strong vignette may have drawn your interest to the middle stone as the background ones would be toned down.

Splashing the Pot
by Jon_H

Comment:
Nice composition and lighting. The reflection in the glasses is great, although I wish I could see the dropped chips in the reflection rather than his arm. The gritty processing/lighting works great on the guy but looks kind of washed out on the cards. Catching a nice motion blur is hard and you did very well on it. While minor, the wrinkles on the table kind of detract from an otherwise very well done image.