francais
by vera1988

Comment:
I don't see this as Sepia, it is really more of an orange. The building has some nice angles, but the shot is lacking detail.

The Potter's Wheel: Centering the Clay
by dsterner

Comment:
Deb, congrats on this image and the score. Well done!

IMG_1148-invert-comp.jpg
by bobonacus

Comment:
I like this image more than your entry for the fact that the transitions aren't so extreme and the resulting colors complement each other more than they contrast.

Enchanted Bike Ride
by Kelli

Comment:
I like how this is composed of vertical thirds and the center section gives the impression of a mystical haze. It took me a few seconds to notice the cyclist, which I'm unsure if it complements the rest of the composition.

Perth in Watercolour
by Delta_6

Comment:
Dave
Congrats on the 6+ and top 50 finish. I do think the shorter exposure was good call on this one - providing solid blacks on the top and bottom. Good job.

AntiScientologist
by Melethia

Comment:
The blur of this is really fitting for the theme.

Fellow tourist
by Melethia

Comment:
I really find this image unique. The 3 things that really jump out at me are (1) his position on the tip of the curve and over the transition from the flagstones to the cobblestones (2) the balance of the bikes on either side of him and (3) the vertical live of him and the two windows above him. You pulled all these together into a really wonderful composition. I'm curious if you noticed all of that in the frame when you took the shot?

The opposing arrows are another component that fits so well into the shot.

Great capture.

C-Train @ NIGHT
by Eyesup

Comment:
Good colors, solid blacks and perfect clarity. The fence is the enemy here. It defines the horizontal slope instead of the moving train.

Lessons in the Library
by JeniY

Comment:
Well done. I like the angle of the shelves and the glossy look of the floor. Great smile on the subject as well

L, Underground
by literaryradical

Comment:
This is a nice portrait, but I'm not sure that the environment helps define the subject, other than simply being in the underground. For an EP, the subject and environment should complement one another.

The lighting on her face is excellent and great choice to go grayscale.