I Teach; Therefore I Am
by karmat

Comment:
Just wish you were paid proportionally to the importance of the work!

Healing Families
by kandyj

Comment:
A moving photo which suffers a little from low resolution(?) and maybe a little out of focus.

Before and After
by mariomel

Comment:
I think I'd like your recipe, although I can't see a sprinkling of yeast on there -- I know it doesn't take much.

What I do most of the time
by Marsha

Comment:
You work in a framing shop?

Global Village
by Pifflefish

Comment:
Maye it's just the cluttered look, but I find myself wanting to crop out some image without losing your essential elements. Ideally, I'd have that headset thing in the left foreground a few inches to the right so we could crop out the second person and extra wall on the left. I think you could take out the stacker trays on the right. I'd crop the bottom right to the edge of the laptop -- right now that hole underneath desk distracts the eye from it's natural flow from the bright laptop screen up and over the monitors to the maps; there's a competing urge to peek and see what's "hidden" down there.

It's Not The Size That Matters
by rampantk

Comment:
You'll have to train the "demon dog" to look away when the flash fires.

everythings a chore
by RottenYouth

Comment:
Unusual composition works for me, good exposure/tone control, sharpening.

Detecting Osteoporosis: How Strong Are Your Bones?
by tjuneau13

Comment:
A: probably not strong enough...

View from the set of the CAT 320 excavtor
by kendall

Comment:
I do believe you're the second operator of a giant backhoe in this one challenge! Very cool perspective, thank for sharing!

(My Work)- ( My Joy)
by Diana

Comment:
For this challenge I'd have cropped in tighter, in a portrait view, more isolating your two subjects. I don't think all the other stuff adds that much -- maybe if it was messy and meant more work for you...