Brooklyn Bridge
by JPR

Comment:
The next time I'm in New York I'm definitely bringing my camera to the Brooklyn Bridge. Nice job. I think the clouds add a lot to this shot.

Looming Large
by TerryGee

Comment:
Love the fog. Great viewpoint. "Looming" is a very appropriate adjective to describe this photo. Good job.

Abstract Architecture
by wayne9232

Comment:
Hey, that's not really a building, is it? Clever concept and well executed.

Vantage Point
by fotodude

Comment:
This looks like Lake Point Towers in Chicago. But I suppose it could be any number of curved buildings in the world. Really nice job. Great choice of angle.

Reflections
by elsapo

Comment:
Wow. This is really slick. Great job.

"Ye Olde Nutcracker"
by Tressider

Comment:
mmmmm...... nuts. nice lighting. I know that as a rule of thumb a photo usually looks better when the subject is off center, but in this case i think a centered subject may be best. but, then again, what do i know? just my opinion.

Fire in a Box
by jctheartist

Comment:
i like the shallow DOF. good use of a black background with no shadows, etc. good focus, color, sharpness.

Batteries not necessary.
by grandmarginal

Comment:
great examples of low tech, but this has a cluttered feel to me. also, the lighting is not very interesting. the foreground looks \"flat\", with no depth. however, i do respect the fact that this photo is pretty original in a way. 5.

A boy and his wagon
by slynneblarp

Comment:
cute kid! i think i would have liked this better if it was taken from a different angle. maybe if you had crouched down so that it was closer to "eye level" with the boy. i think that photos of children, when taken from standing height, looking down on the children, can tend to look "snapshotty". not always, though. just my opinion.

Animal Tool
by palhoff

Comment:
I like this for its originality. the composition is pretty cool, too. good job.