bass.jpg
by jdannels

Comment:
Nice framing and bits of background interest.

awe.jpg
by jdannels

Comment:
Sorting through the backlog - sorry it took so long to get a comment on this one. :) I think the graininess goes well here with the subject matter - has a nice dark club-grittiness to it. I would probably go lighter on the grain in the highlight areas, though, as it makes them look (particularly the awestruck boy) like they have the measles. Nice leading line with the band members.

Drink Please ???
by SandyP

Comment:
Probably the most fascinating object he encountered all day. :) I see absolutely nothing wrong with classifying a shallow DOF image as a blur image. I think part of the point of accepting "blur" images is to realize that shots can work for other reasons than that the whole image is sharp.

day19.jpg
by MadMan2k

Comment:
I have no idea what I'm looking at, but I like what I see. :) Drizzle?

The New Happy Meal: Free Insulin with Every 800 Calorie Happy Meal!
by Blue Moon

Comment:
Good idea with this - I especially like how you included the toy and the packaging - hits home the point that marketing is partially responsible for this epidemic.

Flame-Broiled with Love
by skewsme

Comment:
Did you make the bun heart-shaped too? :) Now *that* would be love. Like the angling of the grill in the composition, keeps things lively. Underrated.

The Vortex of Reaching
by posthumous

Comment:
It certainly does happen all too fast - I thought this was a great idea for the challenge and shot in a nice moody, noir kind of way. Had given it a 7.

Racing Runts
by levyj413

Comment:
Precipitous porkers! Works for me - great catch of that little guy on the left.

Fenced In
by BrianR

Comment:
I like the golden tones and the way the composition is strongly anchored by the upright post. The barbed wire makes for a subtle leading line - it's particularly effective, I think, because you instinctively know it's there even though most of it is barely visible against the background.

Welcome
by skewsme

Comment:
Love that plant just peeking out - nicely composed. Had given this a 7.