the big riff
by heartsdivide

Comment:
I'd like to see more of his head, he's peeling back off the photo!

Jump!
by pashbok

Comment:
great mix of sharp bike and blurred wheels. unfortuanely I took something similar a week too early and couldn't use it!

Skeleton
by fsearles

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Soft focus and blown out hilights take a a lot away from this. Did you sharpen it? It's also cropped more on the top than on the bottom.

wheels
by janfries

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The glare is washes out a lot of detail in this photo, and the watch kinda crooked. I'd try using artificial light and try very hard to line the watch perfectly square with the camera, and zoom in enough to lose the knob or out enough to capture the whole thing. :)

Lone Pubert, ye hardly knew we
by ryano

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You know, I should have addressed ciscocali directly. For someone who speaks so strongly of class and taste, you sure don't hold back on the tactless attacks on everyone who doesn't agree with you. Why, it took you a mere four sentences to go from insulting rynao, to insulting professor, to insulting all us clueless tools who don't know what photography 'stands for' today. Why don't you tell us? I'm so happy that I've finally met the arbiter of all things digital, now I have someone to answer my burning questions about photgraphic propriety and the online social graces. And shame on you for criticizing professor for not submitting, as if that were a reason he couldn't comment inteligently. Where are your Curves and Stopped Motion pictures? I really did like your architecture submission, back it up with another submission or pipe down.

Lone Pubert, ye hardly knew we
by ryano

Comment:
Man, langdon is a fierce webmaster!</p>I also think ryano gets much lower votes than he deserves because people (in general) are too uptight. I mean, come on... it's just a toilet! Toilets get pubic hairs on them. Should we all just pretend that toilets are sparkling temples of hygene?</p>I found the last two of his photographs quite interesting, he actually *has* a visual style, and is not just snapping at random. Frankly, I look forward to seeing what he's going to submit next. A lot of my favorite artwork makes me flinch... isn't 'art' more about a person's visceral reaction to it than any post-viewing, intellectual, subjective evaluation of it's 'beauty' or 'merit'?</p>To those of you who're demanding that he leaves... not everyone sees the world like you do, I'd appreciate you toning down the vitriol. And to max, the proud owner of our first 'FAGGOT' comment, if the thought of a guy being close enough to another guy's pubes to photograph them, even an unattached one, is enough to get you so hot and bothered... wow. I hope the pubes at your workplace don't turn *you* gay. Better check under the seats.

Lone Pubert, ye hardly knew we
by ryano

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*snark* Did you try cropping this to get rid of the shadow on the top of the rim?

Curves of Fire
by sjgleah

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This is not quite symmetrical enough to really pop, but I like the idea a lot! The colors are really nice, you could have even gotten away with a darker exposure.

Functional Curvature
by dlh

Comment:
Great composition, it's too bad the day was so gloomy.

Are you listening to me?
by akcoffeeguy

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My eye is drawn to the bottom left corner because it is clearly in focus, while the inside of the ear isn't... a tight focus on the inside of the ear would improve this a lot!