Monte de Espuma
by thegrandwazoo

Comment:
Congratulations on the first blue ribbon by a D80. I'm going to try some of these shots next week at the Red Rock GTG. I'll remember your settings and see if I can capture something as well done as this.

Wheel Funny
by idnic

Comment:
Good job converting to duotone. I almost entered the color version in this challenge. I would liked to hear the comments from those who would have recognized the same subject entered twice. I like the creative title.

Bicycle part hell
by purpleflutterby13

Comment:
Very cool idea and title. The statue very well appears to be enjoying his dominion.

A saddle height for everyone
by pasaro

Comment:
Great choice of composition showing off the patterns of the bars and seat posts contrasting with the deviation from the patterns in the seat height. The colors and the stripes work well here too. Perfection would have been to be able to get this shot without the people and the blue taxi sign in the background. But we work with what we have. Nice job.

Look Ma - no hands!
by LevT

Comment:
Nice shot, but no hands on what? You would have us believe that you weren't holding the handle bars and you weren't holding the camera. It will be interesting to see how you pulled this one off. I like the motion blur and the orientation of the photo. This gives the image a sense of speed, the feeling of a slight loss of control, and a feeling of dizziness.

Trac Bike
by kris9899

Comment:
I'm sure that you are getting a lot of comments admonishing you for the small image size. To score your best, it is important to submit the photo at the maximum size allowable. I zoomed in 200% to get the image to a comparable size to the rest of the field. I didn't see where the focus is here (maybe because of the zoom though) which also takes it down a little. On the good side, I like your composition, shooting from the rear of the bike with the front tire turned for a profile view as a backdrop to the rest of the bike.

Daily Grind
by spleenless

Comment:
Now here is something different. Good job with the black and white showing just how greasy and grimy the rear sprocket can be.

Spring :)
by ShannonLee

Comment:
Wow, regarding the extreme colors. I'm sorry if I'm off base here, but it seems that something was boosted a little too much here, maybe the contrast or saturation. The clothes grabs my attention immediately and holds it a little too long for the 'Bicycles' challenge. But it is good to see an attempt at something different.

Duet
by jjbeguin

Comment:
Very creative choice of subject.

Young At Heart
by Nikolai1024

Comment:
Good focus with the motion blur background. His coat tails flying also lends to the sense of speed here. He definitely looks like he is enjoying himself.