Boats
by darix

Comment:
Way too much sky and all the colors seem washed out. =(

First Mode
by aditi

Comment:
It would really add to it if someone/anyone were looking at the camera. Overall the photo is pretty overexposed, but the angle is nice. Good idea though.

Firefighter
by Shiva Das

Comment:
The framing isn't bad, but it being so overexposed hurts everything that the photo has going for it. There's some very harsh reflections on the little boy.

Trainwreck in slow motion
by bvignon

Comment:
While the idea is pretty funny it doesn't look like you tried very hard. A black sheet as a backdrop would have done wonders for this photo.

Music Transportation
by MrXpress

Comment:
While the idea is good the execution of it lacks.

A few nit picks:
The black is more of a brown than a black
Lint and hairs on the base
The whites look overexposed

our own tootsies
by ladyanni

Comment:
I think there's a rule somewhere about feet and them not scoring well..

Man Stretching at Gas Station
by MeGoobie

Comment:
You're too far away for there to be any real focal point. We see a guy stretching, but just barely. In these times I think a lot of people want to see the price of gas too, heh. As I see it, this is just a point and shoot photo made black and white in attempts to make it look better. There needs to be a tighter crop or something to give the audience something to look at.

Old & New
by bnilesh

Comment:
I don't think this works in color. Your sky is blown and your greens take over.

A crop suggestion:
Drag from the top of the first lightpole (cutting it out of the photo) down to the 3rd road line and drag over cutting out some of the right side.

This gets rid of a lot of that overwhelming green and blown out sky. It also gets rid of the chopped light pole and brings you closer to your subject while still carrying you through the photo with the road lines.

HUMMER transports you!
by kaidaehnke

Comment:
I like the angle, but there's too much activity in the reflection. Not to mention you're in the photo 6 times. There's a girl in a bikini above the first M. If you would have made something like that more the focus I think you'd score better. At least with the guys.

=)

Mini Tram
by snowleopard10101

Comment:
Because there is SO much fine detail in this photo your eye gets lost. The eye loses the trolly which is your focus. If you cut out the whole right half of the image and some of the bottom you get a better sense of movement from the trolly.

On a side note while I was playing with this image in PS I noticed something. If you Desaturate it, do color Varations, then bump the Contrast this photo makes a great vintage looking photo. In normal color it's quite obvious that it's a train set, but the eye can almost be fooled by taking all the colors out and just having the one overlay color. If the plants were more to scale you could travel in time.

=)