Pacific Vortex
by charliebaker

Comment:
I like the grain, adds to the surreal feeling of being in a wormhole.

Sittin on the Dock of the Bay
by kellyrc01

Comment:
No one is actually sittin on the dock, hehe... but in my imagination I can see a little boy with his fishing pole.

Down the Hole
by Falc

Comment:
Wow, that's a wild view.
Approximately how big is the diameter of the hole?

Glow
by L2

Comment:
Her arm is a bit distracting, especially since it has the brightest edge. As it is it reminds me of a tea kettle or mug of sorts.
Full nudity would make for more of an impacting curvature.
The texture of the wall spoils the diffused glow behind her and I would've gone more off-center.

I do love the fuzz on her back and the popped out belly button.

Good luck on a smooth delivery.

Stone Art
by Trinity_12_12

Comment:
A masterful execution. Everything is so clear and sharp, well done.

Meditation
by TCGuru

Comment:
Would be more effective if the model were centered horizontally in the photo... since you are trying to portray a "balanced" state of mind.

Masquerade
by colorcarnival

Comment:
Some eyes peeping thru the mask would make this more interesting

Night Rider
by svt_gEEk

Comment:
I apologize for my hasty *yawn* but you could've sent me PM'd asking for me to elaborate instead of your gracious reprisal of yawns on all my top rated images. Clearly you are a person of high intellect and are deserving of an indepth critique.

Fits the challenge but is a rather boring scene. If a person had been standing under the far left light smoking a cigarette or just hanging out against the wall like they're waiting for something/someone then this image would give the viewer something to chew on.
The composition is ok, but I would rather see the buildings all the way to the right edge of the photo so as to complete the silhouette of the car and create more of a continuous backdrop.
Technically the photo is satisfactory. Everything is clear and sharp, your exposure is a good mood setter and is fitting for the scene but again.... it's just a boring photo of someones shiny car, it lacks any form of conceptualization.

On the rocks
by Michaels

Comment:
Cool cube

Gravity
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:

Originally posted by thegrandwazoo: DPC MAKES YOU A BETTER PHOTOGRAPHER.

HAHAHA, because you win a ribbon all the sudden DPC makes ppl better at photography. Sorry but DPC doesn't "make" anyone a better phototgrapher. Education, experimentation & in-depth critiques all help to aide a person in becoming more advanced in their photography but DPC doesn't make the photographer, it's only a place to learn techniques and get idea's; the rest is up to you. Either you have an eye for it or you don't.

I can't think of anything to say about the image that hasn't already been stated.