What bird should I photograph?
by Cam

Comment:
The EGRET! Much more graceful. A good black and white - but I don't particularly like the bird on the left cut in half. Hope you stayed there a while and shot several more. The water has a wonderful texture/pattern.

Adam's Choice
by artvet

Comment:
Aw come on - don't tell me Adam had supersizes! The image itself is very nice - effective advertizing. It's a little unnerving to have the hands "disconnected" - but the black backgrould works well anyhow.

Every Morning's Options
by TommyMoe21

Comment:
A very nice abstract pattern - and certainly a tough choice. Focus, exposure are both perfect. The diagonal composition works well for this but.... the placement of the bright red flower in the upper right was not a good "chooice." It is the area of most color contrast and draws the eye there - and out of the image.

It's an excellent submission - which one won as the "tie of the day?"

Alone
by bongo

Comment:
A stirring image and an unfortunate choice these days. It's a great composition with a model well suited for the job. Her pose and expression are downright perfect. My only complaint is that the print seems very flat - there's no really crisp whites - and little contrast. If that was your intention - you've succeded, but Id like it better with more tonal range. Overall - should be in the top few...

Snack Time! What's it gonna be???
by boomer

Comment:
That's not a choice! Eat em both! Your use of the tape measure is very original - adds impact and also makes the viewer think. Technical stuff all great (exposure, focus, composition.)

First choises...
by Amason

Comment:
It's a good example of young choices! Great use of DoF with the sharp focus on the little one - don't need to see thepacifiers that sharp. For me the border is way too much and not needed.

To burn or Not to burn rubber...
by Wildpurple

Comment:
Unusual angle - with nice colors. The white over-exposed ares on the top left are a bit distracting. Compositionally, it would be a bit better without the tiny triangle in the top right corner. Overall - a good image that doesn't shout "choices" without your title.

"Which Way...?'
by tfarrell23

Comment:
The ole' "fork in the road" is becoming a DPC cliche! Nice composition and exposure, but the print seems pretty flat. It has a lot of midtones but no really white or black tomes. Since the whitest part of the image is in your border - it detracts a bit.

Amber Light - Brake or Accelerate?
by sbeaumont

Comment:
Wonderful use of a long shutter speed (or perhaps rear curtain flash sync.) Exposure, composition and focus spot on. Minor problems are the whit dot in front of the pants and at the top of the accelerator. Black border is pretty "heavy."

telephone booth
by sgoodman

Comment:
Good technicals (exposure, composition, focus.) The red works very well with the brick and the black background. I think a little later lighting may have given some better shadows. The thin line on the left edge is somewhat annoying but could easliy be cropped out.

Overall - I'd say in the top 20. Good job.