3 : 3
by vikas

Comment:
EXCELLENT shot. I very much like the composition of this. Congrats on the 7+ (!!) score and the nifty star thingie for 4th (also known as the green ribbon).

Flying in from planet X
by bob_bobski

Comment:
First, congrats on the new PB and more congrats on a top 5 (neat little star thingie!) and a great score. Second, the more I see pics from Richmond Park, the more I think I need to jump on a train with my bike and head over there to ride. Love the title, too - very fitting for this shot.

Aidan
by timfythetoo

Comment:
This is just too cool for school! Compare this to the first challenge shot you entered of Aidan. Talk about making your way up from the Middling Masses. Awesome shot, incredible progress of the leaps and bounds variety.

still 055.jpg
by jonfrommk

Comment:
Wonderful detail! The lighting is perfect to convey a very soft, quiet feel to this. Nice work!

Rusty seat
by gattamarta

Comment:
Yay!! You did it - new personal best! Congrats! Love the detail in this.

A saddle height for everyone
by pasaro

Comment:
Way to go!!! Congrats on a top 15 (NOT an easy feat) and an awesome score! Great perspective you chose for this - very crisp and clean, and good color.

Andy Warhol's Bike Repair
by alexzen

Comment:
Woo hoo! Not only did you get the PB, but you kept the 6! Nice job. And it's a great shot, too - very nicely seen and captured!

Reaching
by Lonz

Comment:
Wonderful composition and exposure! Very glad to see you got your first ribbon with it and that it's a very meaningful picture to you - congrats!

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by nixter

Comment:
Yep, I like it too. That pole has had a hard life, but is still hangin' in there. Nice light, just slightly odd color (in a very good way.)

yes, they will hold the city....
by boysetsfire

Comment:
When did you sneak this one in? This is from your same shoot at the car park from before, right? I love the one arm coming in from the side. The choice of focus creates an interesting aloofness to me - there's all this life going on in the shadows, the silhouettes, while we gaze upon the solid, somewhat dreary buildings.