Sour Toaster
by pipersd

Comment:
Very artful and creative! 9

"We've come for your liver."
by sher

Comment:
Terry Gilliam eat your heart out. I love-love your processing here. Great entry. One of my top scores.

The Heartbeat of Trees
by bucket

Comment:
This is my favorite - it stands alone as an interesting image and for the challenge, it's freakin' brilliant. Brilliant. I love your treatment of it too. Big hairy kudos and hats off and faved. 10

Me ...
by pamelasue

Comment:
Nice picture if a little too posed-looking. Consider checking the contrast on your monitor - I'll bet it's high.

The Big House
by bmartuch

Comment:
Haha, well the Blue fans found you! This is cool. Might maybe crop below the bathroom signs and then pump up the saturation to show off the brick and the blue in the distance. Interesting that there is a kind of moire pattern there on the stands. I like the centering and the good deep focus so that I can read the words on the scoreboard. The handrails do well to lead my eyes out there as well.

Downtown
by bmartuch

Comment:
Hi Bob
I liked this and gave it a 6. The red light is so pretty on the bricks and the line of blue windows is really cool. Good color complementation with the rust and the blue sky. With advanced or expert editing, one thing to to consider is that you can lightly hand-burn some of the details back into the building, and clone out that lone ceiling light in the middle. Oh and with expert editing, if you're a lunatic like me, you might put something comical in one of the windows or on the roof - somebody waving or something, or a cow.... ;-)

DAY 2 . where i live ... lookin down my road
by roz

Comment:
Hi! I like your processed version. Great mood. The orig is fine, but you know, dpc warping trains me to want sharpy colorful shiny etc. Love the perspective and the dof here, and your pp really makes the fence ominous. If I try to nit pick - there might be a little more texture in the foliage and sky than I want - I don't want them to compete with the fence. Have you tried slapping a little noise reduction on this? (or maybe adding more?) Maybe even a gaussian blur with the fence masked out. That might be interesting. Or I could be completely off my rocker ;-) Anyway, I do like this, and I think it would score really well in a leading lines challenge, especially if you stick a subject at the deep end. Good luck with your computer problems. Maybe it's your monitor?

pigeons
by idp

Comment:
7 from me. I like the gnashing and thrashing. You could hardly have made it less loveable to dpc tho. Don't sweat it, at least you got some takers ;-)

Minimal dog
by Melethia

Comment:
Hey Melly - this is a very JJ shot! You made my top 5 minimals!

Windmills
by Melethia

Comment:
Very interesting and lovely, like a painted photo or an old postcard. I would love to hear how you processed it, if you're into spilling :)