Take 2
by wildiris

Comment:
The angle on this is excellent!

Market Man
by insteps

Comment:
This to me is the perfect entry for this challenge - the subject is doing what his environment is explaining and is engaging the photographer. The photo also tells a good story, but also defines the subject well.

Desperate Housewives
by the_rkp

Comment:
That's going to leave a serious burn!

sunny side down
by jmritz

Comment:
I'm obviously not creative enough. I can't see how this meets the challenge.

A cold gray winter's morning
by markwiley

Comment:
At first I didn't like this too much - the "negative space" on the right is very heavy. But I've looked at it more and the composition is very clever. It is heavy on the right and feels overwhelming, but it does give that sense of being there. One thing I may have liked more is for the person to be a bit closer. He almost feels like part of the background.

I'm guessing this is Mark Wiley? This looks like the same place as The sun low and weak :)

Slow Day for Ceramics Sales
by GeneralE

Comment:
This is tightly framed, but I like what is shown.

the boss
by tvsometime

Comment:
Interesting capture of the man. Is he trying to dodge the frame? lol. This looks really close and personal.

West Nile Street
by kevrobertson

Comment:
The lady leaning on the sign is a really strong point. I like the context and the amount of story contained here. The only thing which I'm marking down on is the missing main subject - there isn't a clear "this is what I'm documenting here". That's just my view. I'm probably missing something.

A COLD January day on Main Street
by drake217

Comment:
I like this because you really highlight the cold. The coffee on the left, the fur in the middle and the lady on the right who is clearly under-dressed for these freezing temperatures! :) And the snow. It looks really cold.

Two men and a foot
by hajeka

Comment:
The foot is almost too much or too little - it gives some context, but not enough. Perhaps it could have been better not in? I'm just thinking out aloud... :) I like this composition - I get a good sense of what's going on. I personally prefer shorter focal lengths for this type of photo (or am I wrong and you are using a short length here?). The reason is the compression which results in less depth when using a longer length. But that's my preference. I like the photo. Oh, and the foot is interesting.