layers of life
by aabatkinson

Comment:
Tilted horizons is the kiss of death. Overexposed photo is a close second. Here you've combined both. Good luck.

Life celebrating Art
by Rae-Ann

Comment:
Two interesting things here. The guy and his chalk drawing. Unfortunately neither one is really presented well. I'm thinking instead of the back of his coat, a shot of his face as he was laying that down on the sidewalk would have offered more for the mind to digest. I wonder were you afraid to get in front of him and blast off twenty shots? Maybe this was your planned shot. Good luck.

The finer things ...
by TJinGuy

Comment:
Product shots are 99% lighting in my opinion - and this image suffers from a lack thereof.

Decisions - Beauty In The Unseen
by Vapor63

Comment:
Nice, crisp photo. Interesting expression. Personally I like the border as it gives it the feel of a movie outtake. What really holds the shot back in my opinion is the composition. More or less dead centered and visually unexciting because of it. Good luck, interested to see how this fares.

The Only Way is Up
by salmiakki

Comment:
Love it. Chicago is the best for architecture shots isn't it? Good work.

Half Moon
by Sammie

Comment:
Whoah, a WPL teammate. Thank goodness I left a decent comment lol

"Nose-Fax" (inspired by the ticker-tape wristwatch in The Spy Who Loved Me )
by Strikeslip

Comment:
lmao

Ski in You Only Live Twice - 1967
by Loki

Comment:
Not sure if just tossing some hot pair of boobs and legs up on the screen makes this a bond type of shot. Then again a lot of the films were just tossing a hot pair of boobs and legs up on the screen so why the hell not. Good luck.

Casino Royale
by TOY

Comment:
Cool shot but what's up with the blurred stuff? Can't tell if he knocked something off the wall or what's going on. Good luck.

007 License To Kill
by Mr_Bond

Comment:
Of course this is the penultimate bond tribute shot, and not a bad job if it either. Nice work and good luck.