Waiting at Zoe's
by dswann

Comment:
I thought this would have been a top ten if not a ribbon. I thought this was a great catch.

Guess who happened to be at the Edgewater?
by Art Roflmao

Comment:
Love The Edgewater.

Language of the Guy Code
by Maver

Comment:
Hahahaha... hilarious. Oh ya, good photo, good composition, funny subject, absolutely meets the challenge. My top pick... (still laughing).

Waves
by mqnaufal

Comment:
Wow, this is awesome. The textures are great. I also like the play of light and shadows. A top ten for sure.

watching
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Oh, I like this. I like the hustle and bustle of the capture of a longer slice of time.

Revolving
by Brent_S

Comment:
This is creative. A revolving door, right? Guessing you used some type of suction cup mount for the camera. This is cool with the "faded" blurred feet.

The Stalker
by Covert_Oddity

Comment:
I like what you were going for here. The composition is good with the leading lines of the street and tracks. The motion blur of the passing train on the right is great. However, the blurriness of the buildings takes away from the motion blur effect. It looks like you were standing on the sidewalk unbraced. For maximum effect of the motion blur of the trains and the person on the left, next time you may want to bring along a tripod or at least brace yourself against the wall to keep the stationary objects in focus for this type of shot. Just my humble opinion and critique, FWIW.

Hey World
by abuscemi

Comment:
I love the expression that you've captured: innocence, curiosity, wonderment. The wide eyes are great.

Pushing back the boundaries
by keyz

Comment:
This is an awesome photo. A lone skier in a vast expanse; says to me this person is living-taking life at its fullest... I like the tones, the highlights - shadows. Nice presentation.

Fisherman
by Melethia

Comment:
Wow, that's great spot-on focus with the LB. Great shot. (Was this using a 3.5 or 4 ring?)