Nature & Man
by muur88

Comment:
I kinda' like the tilting of the buildings from the wide-angle lens, yet you maintained nearly a horizontal horizon.
Great color and definition. Well done!

Prayers
by theresaflores

Comment:
I like the point of view on this and the desturated background to bring the focal point in front.
Not sure I understand the title, but I don't need to in order to say well done!

All Wet
by Schuff

Comment:
Awwww - how precious of a memory is this!
Consider doing this in a higher than normal contrast black & white to really do it justice.
Well seen and photographed!

Reality vs The Fantasy
by amber

Comment:
You have a good eye to see something unique in the everyday.
Well done on this slice of real life.

sunday morning traffic
by rider

Comment:
Very nice point of view and depth compression to pack in the action.

Wet Ride Ahead
by RolandB

Comment:
Very creative use of lighting and the shadows/rays in it, and just enough detail in the shadows to give depth. Nice shot.

Vacation Dreams...
by Beach_mel

Comment:
Very nice tones and use of lighting without eliminating the background.
My only negative comment about this is that she is not smiling.
A woman's smile is perhaps one of her finest features in my opinion.

My Bliss
by Shecoya

Comment:
We should all be so lucky to have this as one's bliss.
Is this soon to make it on a Post Card rack in a nearby town? If not, it should be.
Very well composed and shot, and a new favorite.

As the city awakens...
by diablo2097

Comment:
Very nice timing & composition on this shot!
I really like the first light feel with the night lighting showing.
Well done!

Concentration.
by Qiki

Comment:
Very clear shot and overall nice tones & levels.
Timing of the shot is great as is the expression caught on the boy to the right.
I think perhaps a little tighter crop would have helped the overall rpesentation, removing about 100 pixels from the right and 40 off the top. That would eliminate the unbalance caused by the white rectangle in the top right corner. (has a way of drawing the eye's attention to it)