My Wedding Bear Favors
by chunsum

Comment:
Well, congrats on the upcoming event and also on a superb photo. One of my favorites this week. I like how they are all arranged a little differently and not neatly lined up, plus, you truly did fill the frame with all of them. Hope you get a ribbon as a wedding present :)

Covent Garden Buskers
by floyd

Comment:
Spectuacular image. And such a typical Covent Garden scene as well. You already got some very good comments, so there's not much I can add to them, other than I think in color this would've been too busy because I'm sure there's lots of different color in the clothing. On one hand, I wish the guitar-player would be turned more toward the camera so we can see his face, but I also love the way they are looking at each other to coordinate their playing, and since I can't have both, I think you have the made the right choice here, it's just not the typical choice. Fantastic image, very worthy pick for POTD, congrats :)

80 Beats Per Second
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Wow. You have two totally different types of repetition going (the tail feathers in the traditional sense plus the beating wings) plus you have a wonderful photos of a hummingbird, which I know are extremely difficult to photograph. Awesome. A little more room to the right would be perfect (but even just getting the whole bird in the photo is an achievement, so I'm just nitpicking) Great job, even down to the catchlight in the eye.

Time repeats itself
by Cheerz

Comment:
Very nice watch / stock photo. You controlled the reflective surfaces extremely well. Nice focus, and centering the watch works here. I personally find the big black border too overbearing, maybe just a gray one? Most of all, w/out the title, I don't think repetition would've come to mind for me. In a stock photo challenge, this would've been one of my high scores.

Striking a Pose
by RiderGal

Comment:
Very cool. Definitely repetition. Caught at the right moment. I wish the focus wa on the first lady, not the second one. Plus, the bright yellow light on the right draws the eye away from the actual subject a bit. Would you have been able to change your location to be further right? Less direct light and the ladies wouldn't be quite so overlayed. But I understand that chances are that you weren't able to do that because of stuff outside the pic that we dont' see.

Fashion line up
by Anastasia

Comment:
Very cool, and meets the challenge. I love how the heads are all turned a little differently, and the strong directional lighting and resulting shadows add interest. Nice tonal range, b&w is a good choice. I'd like to see a little less black space at the top and maybe just a little more at the bottom (assuming there's nothing in the way). Gotta see it to be sure though.

Naturally
by katlyn

Comment:
Great idea for the challenge, lots of different repetitions going on. Unfortunately, I feel you are being let down by the technical aspect of your image. The lighting is nice and even (no shadows), the colors are quite good, but overall, there's no specific point that's really sharp, crisp and in focus. Don't know if it's beyond the limitations of the camera (are you too close) or somehow due to OOF and post-processing.

Surrey, Surrey
by Jeileen

Comment:
Great subject for this challenge. I like that the "bikes" are lined up pretty exactly and the colors. The somewhat OOF or fuzzy look of the image lets you down though. Not sure whether it's compression but I don't think so because the sky looks nice.

Arches
by DigitalGravy

Comment:
Definitely fulfills the challenge. Not the most attention-grabbing picture otherwise, though. I do like the perspective and all the different lines running through the image, not too thrilled by all the leaves on the pavement but it's not like you are going to sweep those up for a photo ...

Click Click Click
by Sonifo

Comment:
Interesting with the black background and the TV barely visible in the corner. Would've been a really good entry for the negative space challenge. Gotta admit that - w/out the title - this does not say repetition to me. Love the great range of tonality and b&w was definitely the right choice.