Diner at Night
by Alicia

Comment:
Back to comment and bump up :) My first thoughts upon seeing this, went immediately to Edward Hopper. Almost an inside out possible scene from Nighthawks. The motion is just enough to give it a painterly feel and not too much that it would blur the individual characters within. The strong colour and light add much to the sense of looking in on a bygone era. I feel this is one of the more well thought out and purposeful entries in this challenge and wish you the best of luck.

Peeking Out
by liberty

Comment:
I love everything about this shot. Excellent work. Congratulations on the top 10 finish :)

Emergence
by SandyP

Comment:
Congratulations on the blue Sandy :)

Swirl.
by Dan_Cottle

Comment:
*yawn* Not motion blur again. A bit of the umbrella is in focus too. DNMC.

Mango
by mango

Comment:
He's absolutely adorable! Yeah, a little fill flash would have helped, but his expression wins me over regardless. Reminds me of the dog from the tv series Wishbone.

BLLLLLLLOBB
by mango

Comment:
Great contrast and tack sharp where it needs to be. Congrats on the PB score!

Rise
by mango

Comment:
Came to check out what you've been up to lately and discovered you've won a posthumous blue, congrats!! A wonderful accomplishment for a very deserving photograph.

Please Clean Up After Your Dog
by Sammie

Comment:
I've never seen dog poop look so arty! lol.

Seriously though, it's a good message even if it's not too good to look at. Hate it when pet owners are careless.

Congestion
by spencerwood

Comment:
Good God! Surely this can't be in use! Excellent find and well taken. The angle/perspective and dark tones combine to makes it all feel very imposing.

Alien Liberator, in a Full-Tilt Chase...
by supernaught

Comment:
I thought this was very clever (both concept and delivery) and gave it an 8. For some strange reason, toy shots do not fair that well at DPC. Maybe it's perceived as the easy way out? I don't know.

Good luck with future challenges!

To infinity... and beyond!