Shooting SEX!... Take cover!
by kosmikkreeper

Comment:
Hmmm.... yes... and no. I like it, but I bet you're getting hammered. Couple of steps to the left and a vertical comp. might have been better.

Overexposing Underexposure
by jimmythefish

Comment:
More illustrative than journalistic, but very nice.

DC Gridlock!
by tracyanderson66

Comment:
A scene I know all too well. Works nicely in sepia, and is well composed, but I'd rather not see the hood of your truck.

A City United: Public Transportation Success Story
by magnetic9999

Comment:
I been caught shootin' man. Looks a little oversharp from where I sit, and could use just a touch of + gamma. Then again, I like the way the guy's face looms out of the blackness in his hood. Nicely done.

New York 2012 Olympic Games
by tomzinho

Comment:
Hot stuff! I wish your lens were just a little wider to include all of the 12, but I know that limitations all too well.

DPC Takes a Field Trip
by albright1

Comment:
Who's the goofy looking kid on the left? <g> My mom is a docent there - great spot for some PJ. Nicely done!

Rest In Peace Little Angels...a memorial to the murdered children
by TerryGee

Comment:
B/W is somewhat appropriate to the mood of your image, but I don't think it works with the subject. A tighter composition would also help. I'm interested to hear the rest of this tragic story.

Low wages, long hours, bad conditions
by Crystal Streams

Comment:
Conditions don't look so bad, but I bet you're right about the other two. Very nice environmental portrait with good colors and just enough background to set the scene (Bangkok?).

Is Santa Claus a burglar?
by bcncrazy

Comment:
Cute. Better with the subject less centered and with a slightly longer exposure.

Entering Sisseton
by WRen

Comment:
Interesting image. The chaos of the billboard makes a good contrast with the serenity of the snowy scene. My only nit here is that the power poles divide the image a little too neatly up the center. I'd have panned just a little more left until the edge of the billboard was up against the R side of the frame. Nicely done.