Hitchiker
by apergament

Comment:
Ahh the long double exposure. It took me a second to notice the person and I may have missed it alltogether if I hadn't read the title. This has an interesting tilt and I have to give you props for getting out on the shoulder on that street.

Red
by love

Comment:
Neat image here. Love the red and red theme and the bright white of the walls. Something weird is going on where wall and floor meet. There seems to be a shadow up until you get to the front leg then there is just a line. Not sure if that was done in post or if it was like that. Normally with a pose like this I would want the subject looking into the frame and not out of it but for this challenge it leaves much to the imagination; Is she admiring a painting, a sculpture, an artist working or perhaps another person.

The incident
by the99

Comment:
Nice use of B&W here, but this seems to be after the fact and there is not much in the form of action. I suppose it could be said that the girl on the far right is the bystander.

Tony(14) Wins!!!
by aurorab

Comment:
Bummer about the text this is a great shot for the challenge. I would like to see the cars in the frame as well though.

Innocence and pride
by dasser

Comment:
Brilliant shot. I love the boy smiling in the marching line, it is as though he is the past of the man in the chair. Love it.

Vigilantes
by ubique

Comment:
This is, different. I enjoy looking at this though because there is so much to take in and yet I am not completely sure what it is that I am taking in. I don't even know if this meets the challenge but the way it is done it makes me think that it does meet the challenge. It is like I see what my mind wants me to see and then makes me question wether or not I am really seeing it. Have I gone mad? 10

watching the parade go by....
by kellmak10

Comment:
Beautiful. I love how you got down to her level to take the shot, it really adds so much and shows that you thought about what you were doing. And including part of the parade in the shot but blurred out really adds to it. The only thing I wish is that her eyes had a bit more sparkle to them.

not dancing
by idp

Comment:
I like the colors on this but perhaps there is too much going on? I'm not sure about that yet, I keep getting drawn to the guy with the beard and sunglasses but then the guy on the left of the shot tries to pull my eyes that way. I wonder how it would look cropping out the left. Nice work though.

"i wanna play with the kids too"
by holyground

Comment:
For animals and other subjects that are low to the ground I would suggest getting low with your camera. Eye level or lower with subjects like this really help the look of the shot. Also the light seems harsh, mainly due to the strong shadow cast on the wall. I would say to bounce a flash off of something or diffuse the light in some way. The crop is also a tad tight and part of the dogs ear is chopped.

Right in my face, really??
by aliqui

Comment:
Man it took me a second then BAM... This is going to be one that I remember. Perhaps a bit of a stretch for the challenge but creative.