Coat Of Armor
by patches

Comment:
Literally! *better you than me, Kobba* 8

My Dubai My Art
by aabha

Comment:
very unusual and interesting, I hope you left us notes on this shot.

another story
by tate

Comment:
cool and bewildering. 7

70's
by Phocal

Comment:
trippy, man, just missin some tie-dye! :-) 7

Air
by sarampo

Comment:
Very nice shot with a very good rider and a lovely type Arab/Barb. 7

Smoothness
by Gudjonotto

Comment:
Hehe I think I recognize those rocks! Make the most of that lovely scenery you have up there in Iceland. 8

anamnesis
by mariuca

Comment:
Had to google the title to understand what's going on, and I think I get it now. 7

Maple
by glad2badad

Comment:
This looks like one of Marcel's, and if it isn't, congrats on being mistaken for him!8

(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

Hehe, you got em good, Doc...both a very patriotic celebration, and great choice of emotive sing title to go along perfectly with the image. Love the lightwash on the water, the people have their hoodies up so we can't see their faces but that adds some mystique to them. The fireworks are off-centre, while usually they are centres, but here they are balanced by the darkness split by the moon and stars on the right. Kind of makes us puny humans looks like we're trying to challenge the astral bodies with our own versions thereof.

Overall an interesting image and a well-deserved top ten!

Susan

Run of The Mail
by WonderDude

Comment:
Greetings from the Critique Club!

Hmm the truck is in focus and the dominant elelment...but that is pretty much it! Sadly this image looks too much like a snapshot. The light wash over the front of the truck is a bit odd, and the reflection in the window distracts. The tilt is a little disconcerting...I keep waiting for the parking brake to go and bye-bye truck :-)

Finally the lack of a human in the shot just gives this a rather impersonal look. A passerby glancing at, a dogwalker letting their dog pee on a tire, a weary-looking mailman clambering up into the truck...that wouldn't guarantee a ribbon by any means, but would pull you up a little.

Hope this helps

Susan