Financial Chameleons
by meyers

Comment:
My first thought was that building needs a good scrubbing.

The crop looks a bit ackward. Does the rule about not cutting people's arms off in photos work towards buildings? I wonder if the windows of the foreground building weren't cropped half way if it would feel less ackward. The norm for tall buildings like this is vertical, but I don't think that is always necessary. It's just what is expected. The height is what probably would have gotten the "wow."

Overall, not a bad photo and good colors. Just some minor compositional issues and your focus was off a tad.

Providence is merely a bridge away
by bassbone

Comment:
Ha! I called it.

"I'd enter it. It looks like a high 5 or low 6 to me based soley on color and contrast."

Nice shot, teammate.

=)

Imagine
by Omni

Comment:
Hm. What is this 9 doing way down here? Creative. Well executed. Great lighting. Funny. Did I mention creative? Some mentioned they wanted the boy's face to be showing. That would make the photo about the boy and not the toys in my opinion.

I'm not sure what went wrong here. This place is so confusing, heh.

Water Color
by Photonurd

Comment:
What an incredible sky. I don't even know what to say could improve this shot. I think you nailed it.

Flittering Moment
by ltlmschrisss

Comment:
This was way under appreciated. It goes right along with the recent threads about how your subject doesn't have to be in focus. Had everything been in focus, it would be just another flower with a butterfly on it shot.

This is a very gentle photo. Soft and calm.

Evening Glow
by Bear_Music

Comment:
I think this is my favorite photo I've seen from you, Bear. I love it. It takes a second for it to really sink in, but once it does it's very warm and comforting. The colors are perfect. I gave you a 9 during the challenge, and I'm giving you a favorite right now.

Thanks for the inspiration.

Shuffling Into Oblivion
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Bah! I was wondering where the last of my four 10's ended up.

lol I just reread my previous post during the challenge. I meant to say "masses" not "asses," but I think I'll leave it, heh.

The Promise...
by zaflabout

Comment:
Love the right half; could live without the left half. There's great detail and tones on the right side, but the left side seems to drift off into that feared snapshot eh-ness.

Perhaps a vertical crop. I do love the right side.

The Colossus
by LanndonKane

Comment:
The way the clouds are formed above the building it looks like a planet hovering there. Great composition.

Shuffling Into Oblivion
by timfythetoo

Comment:
This is actually really cool. I'm not sure how well it's going to go over with the asses, but it's very interesting. I'm not sold on the border, but overall this is fantastic. Welcome to my favorites.

=)