Let it Snow!
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon, doc. It's amazing how fast they grow up...

Moonlit
by jdannels

Comment:
Congrats on the ribbon, Joe. I didn't recognize this as yours without that B&W treatment.

The Day Slips Away
by Caravela

Comment:
Congrats on your ribbon! This was one of my favorites of the challenges

Old Faithful
by M_Jayne

Comment:
Nice and nostalgic, and this reminds me of so many times viewing actual film movies at home or in school. I wonder how this would look in B&W or sepia.

autumn noon
by photokariangel

Comment:
This has a nice ethereal quality to it, but the blown out sun just begs for the viewer's eye. This would probably work well in HDR.

MAKE LOVE, NOT WAR!
by Puckzzz

Comment:
Your message certainly comes through and I really like the B&W portion of the picture, but it's the boots that throw me off. If they're intended to be on the male subject, they look like they're not. If they're not intended to be on the male subject, they look like they were placed to be. I know it's a nitpick, but pulls me away from the other part of the photo.

Just a boy
by MikeO

Comment:
This has a lot of potential and I like how the subject is intimate with the camera and hence viewer. I would have cropped a bit higher and perhaps gotten his eyes on a third. Also, the bits of food (or whatever) around his face could have been cloned out.

Twilight
by BrianR

Comment:
The upper half really works for me but the lower right quadrant has just a bit too much blue negative space. IMO, if you cropped about 1/5 off bottom and right it would make for a much stronger composition. I'd love to see more of the structures on the left - it looks like you really got the exposure right.

Fuzzy Wuzzy
by Kaizer

Comment:
Composition is strong and good job on the lighting. I think the high noise detracts from the image - it's no so apparent on the animal but is in the background.

Freinds
by mbrutus2009

Comment:
I don't doubt they're friends, but that's hard for me to discern from the picture. They seem to be looking at slightly different things and not engaged with either other. The tint of the sepia is a bit strong, IMO, but the vignette adds a nostalgic touch.