L e a p
by goc

Comment:
Nice sky and good processing. You've captured a good moment as well. To some degree I think the photo suffers from lack of a main subject. From the title it is about the girl leaping, but not many other things really emphasize this. The girl is in a good position on a lower third, but is midpoint along the horizontal. The very strong diagonals of the road and the ridge tend to play nicely off her shadow, but are oveshadowed by the huge and separated sky. Despite the frozen leap the image is really static.

6

Jack

Dreamer
by Emerkaza

Comment:
beautiful delicate shot, great lighting - her lips look really dry though, perhaps sharpened a bit too much?

7

Jack

Time Lapsed Ben
by kawhona

Comment:
I like the motion blur and light trailers but don't really care for the tilted Big Ben. Perhaps too static if it is vertical but I find it hard to concentrate on all the other activity with it falling over

6

Jack

UrBaN RoLLeR
by tate

Comment:
excessive sharpening, but I think it works for this type of shot

7

Jack

Water Colors
by ryand

Comment:
been done many times before, but you've done a nice job too

6

Jack

Down Side Up
by Weefan

Comment:
amazing flying

6

Jack

Greenman
by mystical_princess

Comment:
interesting mask, technically very nice

7

Jack

Once in a Blue Moon
by charliebaker

Comment:
nicely composed, interesting lines and diagonals. technically great, 7

Jack

hear-say
by chele

Comment:
Very interesting, I'm not sure what this is about, the title is intriguing. Nice olors and great POV, moody lighting too. Really great 8

Jack

Flow
by wildiris

Comment:

Originally posted by IreneM: This is such a lovely image. I'm very surprised that it didn't do better.

Congratulations Ingrid on a beautiful shot, I guess I'm not too surprised at the overall score, this type of shot just doesn't do well in the challenges which is a pity. Too bad more photographers on site dont appreciate something other than super-sharp, costumes, and over-satureated tone mapped colors. (Bit of a rant here, sorry) Again, beautiful shot and thanks for pushing DPC to look beyond "out of focus".

Jack