The USS Carl Vinson Sails
by sfalice

Comment:
Congrats Alice! I didn't realize this was yours at first.
Great photo- I've always been a big sucker for fog.

Backstreet, City of Kunming, Yunnan Provence, Southwest China
by Stagolee

Comment:
I think I know what you're going for, but there is nothing dynamic or moving about this shot. It is completely still- next time consider having the person pause mid-stride instead of flatfooted on both feet.

Tootsie
by dtallakson

Comment:
Looks a bit underexposed overall to me. These shots always make me wonder if they are found or produced, but I generally like them in any case, though I always hope they're stumbled upon, the photographer walking along staring at the ground.

Old Ventura Highway
by ambaker

Comment:
Glorious dilapidation. I like how this is largely abstracted from the line segment itself, made into something entirely separate.

Burning Butt
by obscurity

Comment:
Ah, very good! One of the few shots I would really say are macro, and a mostly untouched subject to boot!
Nice job.

Mittelstreifen
by chanser

Comment:
Nice textures in the paint and the asphalt.

The Fallen
by Tiberius

Comment:
You've done a great job abstracting things. I wonder if BW would make this even more abstract. Perhaps you wondered the same and thought voters would appreciate it less that way, but I think it might make the image all the more poignant if we stare death in the eye and don't even know it.
Interesting shot, I enjoy it.

Dumpster Diver
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I like how much the subject is lurking within the frame, hiding in that sea of green. Pleasing composition. One of my favorites in voting so far.

from between the cracks we rise
by saintaugust

Comment:
Cliche but nicely captured. I like how the curve of the stem is mirrored in the leaf itself.

Ache.
by herfotoman

Comment:
This is intense.
I really like this shot, because it sorta puts the viewer on edge. I like that it feels a bit underexposed, it adds to the mood.
Personally, I disagree with the comment about the title. I always view titles secondary to the image, and I knew exactly what this was about before reading the title. If anything, I think the title itself doesn't quite carry the gravity that the picture holds. The perspective is really nicely chosen. Great work.