The Eccentric.
by docpjv

Comment:
Peter
I would second Daniel's words. Congratulations also on 2 top tens in a row.

Rain
by MAK

Comment:
This image has a great composition, however for me there seems to have been rather too much sharpening and neatimage used on the face

Mother and daughter
by LalliSig

Comment:
Your daughtly will thank you for this shot when she's 16 (Not)
Hes face is just exquisite, totall inocense, and bewilderment, great capture

Listen To My Stories
by TDCollins

Comment:
This picture has a number of interseting qualities with the txtural differences between the hair and the beard. This added to the shades and the hat produce a frame for the almost totally obscured face. I do find the shadow from the had rather distracting. This can be reduced with some playing arounf in photoshop...

The Eccentric.
by docpjv

Comment:
Returning to comment, this is a great capture, the broken glasses adds to a slightly dishevelled appearance but the colour of the jacket and the scalf certinly support the eccentric title..

Nash, what?
by mpemberton

Comment:
Bridges, Ville, ingteeth, am I close.
This is a fun shot, the colour of the car captures the eye. I feel that alarger image would have more impact.

THE FAN CLUB
by kiwinick

Comment:
I would prefer the focus of this image to be either more to the left or right, The current central position, has a tendency to present a rather static image, which is obvioulsy not the case

"Let's Win One for the Gipper"
by bre53

Comment:
There is a great range of emotion in the childrens faces from contemplation to fun. in this regardThis is excellent and a good capture, I feel that the fore ground is a little washed out which detracts a little from the children, and I must point out that I am a Brit and absolutely no ideas about the title.....

Who is the Gipper??

Long Flight Home....
by nordic

Comment:
I recognise this....(the tower)
This looks totally different in your image.
I like the subtle backlit sunset...

Rising Sun
by Wawaa

Comment:
The sky is excellent and if the buildings were more vertical my eye could enjoy the sky even more