Where do the children play?
by mefnj

Comment:
i like the idea and the composition of this just not the toning of it, good job though

beyond blue
by daisydavid

Comment:
love the bright colour and the blue flash of colour 8

Odd Man Out
by MonkeyShrike

Comment:
my top pick, lego, star wars, shallow dof = heaven great job love it 10

Drive the Winter Dawn
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
10 from me should have ribboned

the walker
by Giles

Comment:
I thought the absolute black of foreground would be obvious that it was night, although I guess that assumes voters would know that and shoot at night but I guess that was a step to far.

I only spent an hour on this on Xmas eve so not to bothered but it's as how I saw it in my head

I liked another one but missed the s of Xmas


IMG_9839 by gilesbert, on Flickr

Message edited by author 2013-01-02 10:10:21.

Portrait with a sheer dress
by Paul

Comment:
paul, beautiful

amazing soft light and a gorgeous lovely model, love the implied seduction and the bit of leg showing with the sheer dress brilliant. love the toning how her hair seems to match everything around her.

Color Choices
by ciaeagle

Comment:
Selective de sat was a brave choice I bet it' gets hammered for this I did it in the shallow dof with red challenge on a girl and it got heavily voted down

Written in history
by p-chan

Comment:
Can't really see any detail on the pen itself, would have liked the pen to be the focus of the image not the book

the walker
by Giles

Comment:

Originally posted by PW321: Interesting concept but I'm not sure the execution was 100%. The "walker" isn't actually walking and the brolly doesn't fit the sunset ... no rain ... love the night cityscape. Would like to see this one done with an actual walking figure striding over the landscape which is the image your title and most of your picture suggests to me.

This is clearly shot in the dark, that's light pollution from the city. There's no sun setting and it was raining, and again I was walking as its a 10 second exposure I just paused longer in the middle to get some stronger definition of the silhouette

//www.flickr.com/photos/cyberprop/sets/72157632348627546/

Message edited by author 2013-01-02 10:07:52.

Back to the Barn
by nam

Comment:
nothing runs like a deere :)