Homeless
by Knightmoves

Comment:
I love the fact that this bloke is sleeping under a "homes" and housing advert dispenser. That adds some interest to this shot; a little lossy, blueish and overexposed otherwise.

The Inspector
by scalvert

Comment:
I like how you bring your set up the scene type creativity to the random world of flowers and birds.

(incidentally...is that bird registerd with the easton aviary society registry- you know, they don't want to encourage transients in Easton)

Apollo
by aimeethetoo

Comment:
I like this alot; it really pops out, perhaps a more prominent border? great work!

Library - 00016.jpg
by scarbrd

Comment:
and me with out my harpoon! What A great capture.

Upy Downy
by M.O.C.

Comment:
I really like this shot; one of my faves in this challenge. I guess there could be a bit stronger emphasis or presences of the fireworks, but still its got a really good feel.

Old Rugged Oak
by SandyP

Comment:
terrific gray-scale- fantastic tone of image and detail. I like trees, and this is no exception.

Library - 00021.jpg
by scarbrd

Comment:
very nice; great architecture mixed with the colors; this says city travel if ever a shot did. nice work.

Leading to Nowhere
by LERtastic

Comment:
great leading lines; fantastic depth; the shadows to the right of the post give it great perspective and time; the sky is a bit digital adn turquoise, but it is faded enough to be a non-factor. nice shot.

watershed
by undieyatch

Comment:
Ah, the consummate "artist's self portrait." The stare right through the viewer- the almost "ready to speak" look. What can we really learn from this? you cropped part of yourself out, indicating a need for privacy and a not disclosing your full self, and youincluded a good deal of water, depth and unknown, mystery; your look is as if you were facing the water and you turned to face the camera reluctantly.

Even if you didn't mean any of this intentionally, it was all there, at least it could be found there. great shot as a result.

Backlot
by Man_Called_Horse

Comment:
This is one of my favorite pictures from your portfolio. It looks a little too tightly cropped, but the idea is nice and there is some texture that works really well; i.e., the sky vs. the windowpanes. The shadowing is pretty good; and only that guy with the beanie and the bucket ruins the classic feel of teh shot. otherwise, this is a decently artistic shot...