Deep DOF, Leading Lines, Stop Action
by Epsi

Comment:
Lovely that the tilt of the child so well matches the tilt of the architecture. I don't see this as "Deep DOF" myself. I mean, I *know* it's from "whatever to infinity", but DOF isn't really being a "technique" here, if you catch my drift? It's all nit-picking anyway, pay me no heed. Very nice image.

Portrait, low key, rule of thirds
by angelo75

Comment:
Lovely piece of work, but it's not rule of thirds, it's a "centered composition". That her mouth may fall on the upper ROT horizontal line, and her shoulders as well, on the lower one, doesn't over-ride the entirely dominant, symmetrical nature of the image.

Of course, this is neither here nor there in the real world, but I'm afraid in THIS challenge you may be getting dinged for this. Not by me, however.

untitled no. 44
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
This was my top choice in the challenge. I'm your other 10. Wonderfully apocalyptic image.

Centered Composition, Deep DOF, and Leading Lines
by chazoe

Comment:
Lovely B/W rendering, great mood, excellent image in all regards. Leading Lines, check. Deep DOF, check. Centered Composition, though? No way. All the mass is on the right and diminishing to the left.

Three Wise Duckies
by mefnj

Comment:
been a while since we've seen duckies :-)

Hyde Street Cable Car
by EstimatedEyes

Comment:
I just LOVE this, the perspective of it is so sweet :-) Congrats!

Ready to Ride
by Zoomdak

Comment:
Goodness, Thomas, you finally come back and there's the danged STACKS again, just waiting to bedazzle us :-) Congrats!

Night Flight
by Cory

Comment:
Look what you did! I was trying to guess whose this was as I gave it an 8 :-) Congrats!

fundamental
by skewsme

Comment:
Terrific finish! One of my sentimental favorites in this challenge. Really nicely rendered.

Standing Guard
by KMcC

Comment:
This is absolutely outstanding. The purity of line & tone is exquisite. Your cropping is spot-on (as SC I have seen the original). Very auspicious start to your DPC journey. Only suggestion: touch up the haloing around the bird's tail in the reflection. Janine can show you how (or, she BETTER be able to anyway) :-)