Storm Front
by tanguera

Comment:
There is a lot of space in the image. I think the composition might have been stronger with a lower camera angle looking up at the model. The wind and the smokey background strongly depicts the storm, but then the camera angle makes the model appear like she is just standing there posing... the strength of her resistance to the storm does not show. I like the green and yellow colors which pop off the background!

Drops
by diver

Comment:
Though I can see the light reflected in the drops, this type of shot does not show off the light by showing the highlights and shadows, etc. I like the shot, though it is lacking in contrast. There is also some hair and grime on the glass which should be cleaned better for a shot like this. (I run into that problem all the time when I shoot glass and mirrors. I hear the trick is to use a coffee filter!)

untitled self portrait
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Looking through the pinhole?? Silvery tones, great contrast and light, good and rugged male self portrait!

GRACE
by PennyStreet

Comment:
Totally a winner!!! Best of show! Awesome photo!!!

My Favorite Moment Started When The Sun Goes Down
by alexlky

Comment:
Definite grammar problem with the title. You used past tense then switched to present tense. But that doesn't affect my vote. I just wanted to be a grammar nazi! For the picture. I love the brown murky water and the dark cloudy sky. It looks great with the saturated colors. The green boat, the blue tarp and the flags all pop!

Broadway After Rain
by tvsometime

Comment:
So weird... the guy in the leather coat looks 2 dimensional from the chest up.

Night Train
by talzam

Comment:
Light is great! Sharpness needs work. (My guess is either camera shake either from no use of shutter lock or the traffic causing vibrations picked up by your tripod.)

Niagra Falls night view
by Beester

Comment:
Not the best view of the falls here. The foreground light kind of kills this shot.

Mt Tolmie at Night
by flyboyseven

Comment:
A little too long with the shutter...

Old Tractor
by cryan

Comment:
I like the focal point as is, though a centered composition on the tractor in a landscape orientation might be a cool shot to emphasize the golden tones of the winter field complimenting the blue tractor.