Babushka's Proportion
by wimbello

Comment:
The crop that cuts the figures in half diminishes the shot.

Who's Watching who
by agwright

Comment:
Dark, weird and very different. Should be a ribbon contender. I am so glad you didn't desat this to B&W, it would have stolen it's magic. the shift between the distorted world of color and life contrasts with the metal world of the dead.

F-1
by Gordon

Comment:
I like this shot even though I think it just skirts the challenge. Not much wheel showing, but what is here is beautiful. The color balance between the rust and the blue green of the door are just perfect. Good composition, clever play withthe rule of thirds, one of my favorites, which is often the kiss of death for ribbon contenders.

18-wheeler
by dickwilhelm

Comment:
I see a boat, water, tires, mountains, life saver, rope.... what was the challenge?

unsuccessful form of energy
by tiptripp

Comment:
The yelow of the oak and the reflections in the upper left hurt this compostion, putting too much attention away from your central focus.

Wheel sculpture / waterfountain
by RUEDISCHMUTZ

Comment:
Too dark, it has interesting massing but I can see no detail in the subject and the sky isn't so glorious that it was worth the tradeoff.

Point of view
by ivash

Comment:
Pretty shot but a bit too abstract and a long way to go to get to a mouse wheel, which is barely a wheel anyway. I like the image and was trying one way and onother to see what it was and when I finally saw it I was disapointed that it wasn't a wheel wheel, had it been the payoff whould have been as high as the shot is pretty.

Lucky number
by bender22

Comment:
Very nice, but too bloody small. You cheated yourself.

Used Tires
by TooCool

Comment:
Nice shot, well exposed and converted, with a silky B&W feel, but tires and whells are not the same thing. Of course if I had taken this shot I would have submitted it cause it is quite nice.

Forgotten Time
by daveit

Comment:
good colors, but poor focus.