Car Thief
by rd_325

Comment:
I like the sharpness. And the car :)
Waldo's in behind the stairs, right? Nice details, nice contrast, no pitch black areas, nor any blown out ones. I'd have stepped a metre to the right, making the picture more compact. 8.

HoLy CoW ! ! WheRe´s WaLdO ??
by DaRkYe

Comment:
Nice pattern. I'd have set the cow out of the center, that would have provided morr interest to the picture. I can't find Waldo :( I give you a 6 nonetheless.

Weep for the Trees
by bobdaveant

Comment:
This does well as b&w. I lke the reflections. 7.

I´m here!
by ed-web

Comment:
Nice idea. You know how to move in the gray area. 7.

Where is the hidden photographer?
by Hoddsson

Comment:
Behind the camera maybe? I can't find anybody in the picture, but then again, the challenge is about hiding a person. I think there's someone on the right side, between the trees, but I'm not sure. 5.

Who takes all these?
by sfarrell23

Comment:
Too much disorder. There's no real structure. 4.

Where Is Ms Waldo?
by RHoldenSr

Comment:
Nice reflections. I'm still checking the windows...7.

Can Ya See Me?
by sacredspirit

Comment:
This one's too easy to be interesting. When shoting children, crouch, go down to their eye level, it makes better images. If you wanted to do a shot with your son or someone else in camouflage clothes, you might have considered a wider crop, stepping back from your model to give him a better chance to blend with the background. 3.

Lake Zorinsky
by whatdewuc

Comment:
Is there someone swimming in the center of the image? I'm not sure wether that's a head or something else... You might have straightened the image, I don't like the tilt. There's no clear distinction between fore- and background. 4.

Night on Earth
by LevT

Comment:
Nice idea. A bit too dark though, you might have placed a light in front of the grass, and a shining moon in the upper right corner would have been perfect. (I know you can't control the moon, I'm just telling you that there's an empty space). Nice shadows. Sexy silhouette. 7.