Strumming...
by srdanz

Comment:
excellent idea. seems a little soft, probably due to the 1/10 shutter. you might give it another go around 1/30 - 1/60, just for comparison. keep it up!

Dead and Gone
by wavelength

Comment:
nice shot, interesting take on the challenge. not surprised about it's finish, though, given the standard dpc-mentality. you might take a look at this in bw, with a slight black border.

New Fashion Trend - Forklifts
by Coley

Comment:
you never cease to amaze me. as always, excellent work.

Friday Night at The Bar
by pcody

Comment:
very interesting take on the challenge. yeah, a bit out of the box for dpc, but still a killer image! keep it up!!!

Sunday Sunrise
by UNCLEBRO

Comment:
beautiful shot! note to self: find a window frame to carry around--never know when it might come in handy!

Visiting Grandma
by A Varya

Comment:
congrats, dotter! can't wait to see what happens next!!!

Got Cheese?
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
i may never eat cheese again.

Head Cheese
by soup

Comment:
i don't know whether to laugh or cry. this is gross. i admire your effort, but am not quite sure how to reward you. yes, you are dedicated, and i'm sure you realized your vision. however, part of me simply gags at seeing this. kinda like having to change a diaper because noone else is around and you can't stand the smell anymore.

Transfiguration at 04:39 AM
by banmorn

Comment:
you've definitely captured the spirit of the challenge, and, considering the limitations of basic editing, have done a great job with the post-processing. you might consider a reasonable black border, though, to help make the details pop. i will admit that i was biased to this shot by it being from philly (and that newspaper box is probably the one thing that takes away from the shot--it is more of the subject than the person on the ground!).

a late-night/early morning snack
by nerdynotdirty

Comment:
excellent take on the challenge. technically not the best shot, but still one of my favorites for the challenge. i'm probably wrong, but my guess is you need a tripod.