Saturday Night Drive
by dan_pendleton

Comment:
Fun long exposure! Man, it's lucky you didn't get hit. How'd you manage that? I like this.

Brothers in a Box
by reification

Comment:
HEE HEE. So cute but not in great focus. They look distorted for some reason. Hmm - maybe the filter? This has a snapshot quality to it. Maybe stage it and have them wearing clothes that aren't distracting and really work on the focus. They are adorable boys.

two towers
by arngrimur

Comment:
Very crisp and linear. I like the shadows in the window openings. The contrast of the white and blue is spot on.

Vertigo
by sestevens

Comment:
I like this alot. Staircases are so linear and cool. I'd like this in tack sharp focus and maybe more contrast. But the composition is good.

Sky Web
by qmdi

Comment:
I like the circle within the circle. This is interesting and the neon blue light helps it. Great for the challenge.

Our New Perspective
by eslaydog

Comment:
Darling little feet. I'd love this in REAL high contrast. Also if you could use advanced editing, a soft blur or diffused lighting filter might be fun. Sweet Sweet Sweet!!! 7

Looking up
by lyta

Comment:
Nice job. I tried that and all of mine looked dumb. I like the fact that the flower is in the waining stage - not all fresh and perky. In a perfect situation, maybe there would only be one other blurred flower, but like I said..... in a perfect..............

Nice coloration. I wish the sky were bluer, but that's hard in daylight as the sky wants to blanch out. Nicely focused! I might have more negative (sky) space at the top.

In the Presence of Saints
by sibeling

Comment:
Interesting - and I like the title. I like that the man is focused and the saints are not
I recognize St. Frances of Assisi - who's the other one? Nice linear quality to it with the architecture. Perfect use of black and white.

Sunset
by Refocused

Comment:
This is very pretty. And different too. Not the typical sea scene, which I like. The oranges of the sunset reflecting in the tide is wonderful. Very interesting as the wood draws your eye out into the water. Perfect leading line.

Staircase Descending to Fish Pond
by Keith Maniac

Comment:
Oh this is very cool! Love the shape- like teardrops. The contrast is really good too. I tried to do a similar shot and failed. You did a good job. The symmetry is really powerful.