under the pier
by icca

Comment:
This is a tough subject and a tough lighting situation. A polarizing filter and a tri-pod might be good allies in a shot like this. The highlites are blown out which causes major distraction in such a competitive contest as this. I think if you could balance the photo out you could take advantage of great textures and lines that you have found here. The moldy barnacle-type stuff here along with the water, metal and rust really has good potential.

Pulaski
by mitchamus

Comment:
Cool Bridge .. the slanting and the framing of the iamge adds interest.

Centuries Apart
by Firsty

Comment:
this is funny to me simply because it looks like something I would do :) ... I like the idea a great deal. I think it needs something - like more of a view of the face. I'm not really a big fan of the color just because it has eliminated white and that high tonal range. I would suggest using a desaturation effect with on an RGB image and use "colorize" which will give you a more complete tonal range. Hopefully this makes sense and hopefully you use photoshop because that's what I'm talking about. I did locate a movie link to illustrate a good way to do this:
//www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/tt/adjustment-layer-mov.html

Transportation Symphony in D minor
by rjkstesch

Comment:
I like the parallel you found to music.

Slow Progress...
by Ian-Andrew

Comment:
I like it ... where does one get a snail with such a great shell?

The Wish
by ShaneBlake

Comment:
beauteous ... pefect focus on the coin.

Washington Monument + Firework = 10
by xlr8tn

Comment:
great idea.

The Price We Pay
by owen

Comment:
beauty

"They grow up too fast"
by CR_OPSO

Comment:
i like the confident expression :)

A surrealistic tribute to Stan Laurel
by Rino63

Comment:
that's pretty cool.