Out-of-framed7022
by Pug-H

Comment:
Ha Ha. That's a funny one. I like it.

All Alone
by Gobolts

Comment:
Awww, now THAT's a good one! Nicely photographed too. 10

Soft Focus
by SJCarter

Comment:
Beautiful horse, lovely colors. Oh, how I wish that foreleg was all in the picture. Nevertheless, it's a fine image.

'all that's left is right '
by noot

Comment:
Terrific shot and very funny oxymoron.

Small Crowd
by jrdawson

Comment:
Good seeing and nice composition. Excellent color. wish those elegant fungi were in slightly better focus...

Awfully Pretty
by Gunnsi

Comment:
HoHo, just gorgeous! nicely photographed, too.

How The King Gets High
by idnic

Comment:
And he didn't even wince. Super shot, and great finish.

How much Woodchuck do your Ducks chuck?
by theSaj

Comment:
I suppose, The Saj, you are posting this to "prove a point" but as long as you have posted it, I'll give you my opinion of the image:

Just as I feel strongly that cigarette companies should not advertise their products along with "candy-flavored cigarettes" or stuffed animals like "Joe Camels", so do I also believe that adult beverages should not be surrounded by kids toys.

If I'm wrong, and the beverage is not hard cider containing alcohol, than I apologize for the post.

Rural Graffiti
by bucket

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club

Interesting image with lots to look at and composed so that it is a pleasure to linger. I like the way it is stopped at top and bottom with darkness (and I looked at it many different ways on my monitor).

You selected a good crop here, I think.

I also like the way you made your lens work in your favor in this image by having the towers lean in towards something strong in the middle. The bleakness indicated by the strong black & white, coupled with the graffiti make this a good, compelling image.

Considering the tough field of competition in this Challenge, I'll just say, "Good one" and let it go at that.

Keep up the good work, and a reminder: there's always room in the Critique Club for people of your caliber if you have a little time to spare.

SFAlice

Lucifer Falls - Robert Treeman Park
by vikas

Comment:
You sure do use color well. (Even if you cut off that stick to the right, this would read really, really nicely)