I'm a 64 year old ski bum/ski guide.
by jimsapp

Comment:
I'm a 58 year old bum who wished she could ski and can't guide a mouse around the computer program. Good shot, clear, sharp, well composed, just too tight of crop on the top and bottom. I agree with your side edges. A strong 7. PTL

Creative Thinking
by brianc

Comment:
The idea is wild. Don't see a particular readon for the cropping. Wish the whole thing had been in focus. I think that would have added at least 2 more points to it. Even like the shadow. I flat out like this - the idea more than the technology. I'll hvae to give you a 7 for it. PLT. I enjoyed the laugh that much. Thanks

Bookseller
by andrewm

Comment:
I like this! Nothing exciting or intricate but I like it. It's diffferent. I would never have thought of this, nor would many others if they'll admit it. Good focus, perfect cropping. Love the arc. It kills me to say this, with the way I feel about B&W, but think it might have been good in B&W. Maybe not for this challenge but I think people would really look long and hard then. Still very good. Worth an 8 to me (Might have been a 10 in B&W but don't tell anyone I said so. PTL

New Genes Cure Diabetes
by Bullwinkle

Comment:
I have several thoughts on this one. Both items should, in my opinion, either be behind the chart or infront of it. Too distracting as it is. I know what a syringe looks like and want to see the machine unobstructed. And would like to have seen more of the machine. Like the chart, it is really neat and unique, but as placed is too distracting. Good idea just needs better execution, I feel. Good focus and good subject. As is I give it a 5. PTL

Desktop
by bstewart

Comment:
If the mouse is what you are shooting, the key board should not be there, and is just distraction. The mouse is uniquely showing colors from the light, looks good. If the whole thing is what you are shooting you have very poor focus. Do like the table they are on. As is, is only worth a 4. PTL

The Post Man
by AnthraX

Comment:
Doesn't look like this one is addressed either. Could be way, way far, up in the front, I guess. Not trying to be a smart-aleck but this photo shows you are one who mails stuff, not the mail man. So I'm really not how sure your title is correct. Yes, this is nit picking but then that's what voting on these is. It's a fairly good shot, all in all. Good light, nice composition, little too soft focus on the hand, white envelope blown out, but still not bad shot. Worth a 6. PTL

Detecting Osteoporosis: How Strong Are Your Bones?
by tjuneau13

Comment:
Awesome shot. Is this a picture of an xray or what? I hope you tell us. And how strong is a bone like this? Doesn't look strong at all. By the way I like the photo. Not sure what ii is a photo of can't really justly judge it. But I like what I see - it's clear enough for me to see so I'll give it a 6. PLT

Home
by hartl

Comment:
Needs better focus. Must be a reason for just these keys, but darned if I can see it. Home? Sorry but only a 1. PTL

Priority Mail
by Marklane

Comment:
The way I see this one. You should have had better focus with the angle you took the shot. Really too much you or not enough of you. I know that sounded stupid but that is just what I meant - either one istead of what you have. You appear to be as much the subject as the letter - which by the way is addressed to no one, has no stamps, or "priority markings". These are pretty big things with this your subject. So have to mark down for them also. Good idea just bad execution. Sorry. I really hated to point these out. Can only give a 2, and that is for the idea.. PTL

Test Engineering
by paynekj

Comment:
Strangle angle to the meter. But you know what - I kinda like it. It's different. Good thight crop, but maybe you shouldn't have cropped it quite so close at the top. Good focus. Beautiful colors. To nit pick the material is a little wrinkled on the left = draws you attention to it away from everything else. Good lighting. Over all good shot. Worth a 7. Would have been an 8 but not real "wow" or interest drawing quality. PTL.