On Duty
by v5planet

Comment:
Nice silhouette shot. Nice composition.

Lonely Coyote
by zymara

Comment:
Pretty crisp image. I like the "layers" of distinct foreground, middle ground, and background, and then the sky. However you processed this, I like the colors and tones. The coyote really puts into context the expanse of this wilderness, if that make sense.

E v e n t i d e
by hihosilver

Comment:
Must be inside a rock out cropping...? I like the silhouetted framing. Great colors. Nice relaxing image to look at after a hard week at work.

Scarface
by CorySmith

Comment:
Great fisheye. Gotta be Fetor w/ the 8mm.

Through The Gap
by Nuzzer

Comment:
Aaahhh, a sunnier day from the backyard ;) Nuzzer?

Home town
by caba

Comment:
Caba? Great use of the sculpture to frame the Space Needle.

Kassim
by citymars

Comment:
I like the photo for the patterns created by the merchandise and shelves. I like how the clerk (Kassim) is in the middle of it all. As I'm wandering and exploring the pic, made me laugh to read the sign "hookahs not bazoukas." :) A nice "my corner of the world" kinda pic.

DSC_7019.jpg
by trnqlty

Comment:
Like it. Second what smardaz said. Like the color of her dress and the yellows of the lights. Like the reds in the pic. Great model/great pose. Nice. Even the thumbnail stands out.

John... Cold & Trying To Get By
by choltmeier

Comment:
Great street portrait. You've certainly developed "your style" with the people you've shot on Nicollet Mall.

Prince of Persia
by brumer0

Comment:
The image is well done. The colors are rich; focus is great; HDR? The composition is balanced, nice symmetry. Well presented image, 7. With that said, I just don't find a "compelling story" behind the photo. Maybe if this was taken say five years ago, I would have said wow. But the subject of a soldier on Saddam's throne seems over done. It seems every soldier/contractor who's been deployed has the obligatory pic on the throne and there are hundreds of pics of someone on the throne (albeit not well done as this image). I guess the casual pose doesn't give me a sense of a "compelling story." Just this viewer's opinion...