Don't run over me!
by jonr

Comment:
It's all about light, and you got that just right. Good use of negative space and color. I'd like to see a little more of the bottom - "where the rubber meets the road" so to speak, but that's your choice. Well done!

rubber baby duckie chuckie
by clay

Comment:
Disgusting and badly exposed, but gooood timing. What in the hell have you been drinking? Hope you had some plexiglass or something over the camera.

Up Where the Air is Clear
by Patella

Comment:
If you weren't stopped all the way down, I'd have gone for an even faster shutter speed to freeze the string at the bottom. I'm sure it was humming pretty good, and it might not have been possible. The line higher up and the edges on the kite are pretty jaggy, but overall well composed and exposed, and having the string lead all the way up to the kite was a great choice.

Resurrection
by ss

Comment:
I hate to harp, but OPA (other people's art) really needs to have something added by the image - a unique perspective or moment in time, perhaps - to make it worthwhile. Possibly the worst chromatic abberations I've ever seen (not your fault, of course).

Orange Symphony
by FranziskaLang

Comment:
Not my kind of thing, but *very* nicely done.

Working in the Sky
by BAMartin

Comment:
Another one that would work really well in B/W, or even better with the man selectively colored (all that nice blue) and the rest B/W. Noisy and jaggy as all get out, but that can usually be fixed.

Looking up at a bug looking down.
by tomlewis1980

Comment:
A really nice catch, especially that spash of red on the wing cover, but it could be better focused. White speckles in the sky detract, as well.

Hay, Watch Where You're Walking
by bruster54

Comment:
With the sun behind the camera you might have avoided some of the overexposure, but it's not bad. I imagine people are taking you to task for cutting of the head, but I think it's a good device for making height. Then again, I would...

Nick's Place
by rcrawford

Comment:
The ladder is very inviting. Kind of feel sorry for Nick with just a branch to sit on, though. A vertical composition with more ladder might work better. Very nice colors and exposure right on.

Mirror, Mirror on the floor....
by cbonsall

Comment:
Lavender on brown... my favorite. I see what you're getting at, and it's a valid interpretation - just not enough interest in the image to support the idea.