Belltower
by marvin

Comment:
too tilted to the R
there is a tutorial on how to fix this sort of things in DPC tutorials, if I remember correctly

CabInterior
by dacrazyrn

Comment:
looks like far too much USM

Out to the light
by garlic

Comment:
�rbæjarsafnskirkja?

Lines Leading Everywhere
by Brooklynsbridge

Comment:
this piece of architecture looks familiar. hmmm. thinking......
for some reason this reminds me of this:
//www.dpchallenge.com/image.php?IMAGE_ID=167125
have no idea if I'm right or not.

On the lake
by BigR

Comment:
the shadows in the FG are distracting. If possible go 2-3 steps forward, into the water (nobody said that photography was a dry sport) and lower, for example to about the same height as the pier. Maybe also to the otherside of the pier to get rid of the shadow under it, but I don't know if the boathouse will be as prominent then. This is in most respects a good shot, but could be better. /7

On The Rail
by PaulMdx

Comment:
very nice colours you found there and good lines.
Good DOF. /8

Resting
by Steveinnz

Comment:
focus could be sharper

Revenge On Authority ... Got A Match ?
by Coley

Comment:
very nice, good setup and all the factors are there, but for one tiny nag: what leading lines? The only strong leading lines in this photo are the tracks and they are more or less blocked by the girls. To make them a more important part I'd position the girls further away, walking away, on the left track, or to the left of the track, just well enough in focus so you can see what they are and what they are doing. Icing on the cake woud be a train coming around a bend in the tracks.
I really like this photo, but don't see it fitting well enough into the challenge.
You probably already got a lot of comments of this kind, and I predict a 5.5-6 score and quite a few favs. Good luck.

Middle Lane
by Nobody

Comment:
good idea, but could be better composed, and more use made of the lines on the track. maybe one or two steps to the left and lower down? Good luck

industrial lines
by coolhar

Comment:
this could have been very nice in contrasty BW. Did you try that?