Building a Bean
by milo655321

Comment:
This was one of those shots that you had to be in the right place at the right time. The convex reflection really makes the shot. It would have been mediocre if that wasn't there. Didn't give it a ten because there was a degradation in the clarity, but I gave it a nine.

Bamboo
by reification

Comment:
Extremely good composition. A little more brightness on the man, and I would have given it a ten. So I gave it a nine.

"Future Site of TALLMAN MEADOW PARK"
by natelyon

Comment:
I have a real soft spot for b&w. I originally went with a nine, but when I reviewed my votes, I decided a seven was better. It seemed too dark and the rocks in the foreground needed to be sharper. Use manual focus and mid aperture setting (if you have it) and focus on the top of the furthest back rock and the entire image may have been well focused.

Rooted on Destruction
by unicum

Comment:
Nice b&W but the foreground could have used less light. I think a higher contrast setting on either your camera or in your editing program would have improved it. Also try normal focus on your camera, then hard focus and see which one you like best. A tripod should also be used if you haven't got one.

Stacked Rebar for Road Construction
by docurrie

Comment:
I know you were shooting through a fence, but I don't like the skewed look of it against the rebar. That may have been your favorite part of the picture. To each his own.

Seeking shade!
by ankit0621

Comment:
Very nice contrast and synnetry. I look at it and see almost a Native American touch. It reminds me of a kochina doll. Well done.

Lines and Curves
by RolandB

Comment:
This is a very strong image. The contrasts add a great deal of dimension to this image. It is well balanced, clear and fills up the entire image. As a stand alone picture, there isn't much wrong with it. I don't see the subject of construction , however. Therefore I can't give you a 10.

Corrugated Pipe
by Evaan

Comment:
Loved the repiition of shape on this one. The light really exaggerates the idea of circles. You did a wonderfully artistic piece here.

High Society
by DanielCzaja

Comment:
Very good use of positioning of your subject. It takes up nearly the entire frame which adds a lot of perspective.

TexaSize
by baileyld

Comment:
I would have called this one drunken bricks and put a bottle of whiskey at the top.