Up to the foggy house
by ladibug

Comment:
Wonderful shot - must be ladibug. Your landscape entry was the only 10 I gave out in that challenge; I slightly prefer the other - but this is mighty fine too.

Remember November
by tfarrell23

Comment:
The composition here is great - if I'm honest I think a slightly softer rendition might have been effective, but this is a great shot nonetheless.

Fall collides with Winter
by Pikkel

Comment:
OK, I'm going through the Free Study submissions, purposefully finding those images I think are shot with a less conventional eye - this is one of those images! Thanks for offering something that isn't just DPC friendly eye-candy (though of course there's nothing wrong with eye-candy). I'll be picking one of these images for the Mu (most underrated) award:

Positives:I feel that you've captured a sense of wildness here - it's almost chaotic; I suspect you've captured the feel of what it would be like to be there. I like the coloration too.

Critical stuff: The image does seem a little out of alignment, I get the sense that it should be rotated slightly counterclockwise - I can see how this contribute to the choas I like but it still bugs me a little.

Overall: A very effective image - one that has the capacity to transport the viewer.

The Indian
by Brin

Comment:
This is a very interesting landscape shot - great stuff.

A Big TWee
by reephoto

Comment:
This is the 3rd fluffy pony shot I've come across - this is the most interesting!

Flying High With Pride
by yakatme

Comment:
Impressive capture.

"Your Hand's fine Brother...."
by danielcheong1974

Comment:
Goodness me! I didn't see it to begin with! Funny and bold!

"Here, sir, the people govern." - Alexander Hamilton
by talj

Comment:
Very well executed image. Love the grain.

Emo sky
by Madukes

Comment:
OK, I'm going through the Free Study submissions, purposefully finding those images I think are shot with a less conventional eye - this is one of those images! Thanks for offering something that isn't just DPC friendly eye-candy (though of course there's nothing wrong with eye-candy). I'll be picking one of these images for the Mu (most underrated) award:

Positives: Well, I'll try to offer something here - I do like the colour of the sky and the skeletal silhouettes of the trees are well demonstrated.

Critical stuff: I'm sorry but I think there just isn't enough going on here to hold a viewers interest; I was going to say that the image is too small (and it is) but in this case I don't think it really matters, because I don't think there is too much we are missing at any size.

Overall: I'm genuinely puzzled, you must've seen something in this image to offer it up; I only wish I could see it too.

Message edited by author 2009-12-08 06:51:35.

The End of Film
by jeger

Comment:
OK, I'm going through the Free Study submissions, purposefully finding those images I think are shot with a less conventional eye - this is one of those images! Thanks for offering something that isn't just DPC friendly eye-candy (though of course there's nothing wrong with eye-candy). I'll be picking one of these images for the Mu (most underrated) award:

Positives:Great perspective here and a really interesting locale to shoot in. The graffiti offers some welcome colour too. The shadow and light on the floor is pretty compelling too.

Critical stuff: A minor niggle but the slight clipping of the final graffiti letter does bother me a little. I think there is only so much interest to be had in this scene - I do think you have made the most of what is here but I'm not sure that is enough to make a standout image.

Overall: A very competent image of a dramatic room.