Downtown
by modurn

Comment:
The composition here is quite nice actually. I think this challenge sucks in that every photo has a subject, and this one does as well, but I'm just ignoring the subjectless nonsense and voting on the photos for what they are. Processing - it is way, WAY too sharp. You need to back off the amount of sharpness or use a much smaller radius setting (or both). I like the colors being presented here. I think some extra work with curves to acheive a slightly stronger contrast between elements might also work well. Overall this is a very nice photo, it's just the PP that needs some extra attention. Very nice.

DSC_0632v1GatorWide.jpg
by yakatme

Comment:
wow, first thing I did was look at what lense and thought for sure it would be a telephoto. Nope! Very brave. What a cool shot.

Blue Eyes, Henna Hands
by dsa157

Comment:
Lol, the girl at the Bristol Rennaisance Fair. I took pictures of her as well, and also the other guy and girl working the Henna booth.

Nice shot, good luck in the challenge.

***
by agenkin

Comment:
This is great except for the one headlight out of the 4 being so much smaller. Like the angle though, and what a great range of tones.

light.
by reths

Comment:
Man this was a GREAT movie, you nailed this scene perfectly.

Un Chien Andalou - Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali, 1929
by xianart

Comment:
Nice picture but if you're entering a challenge where one of the components in voting would be identifying the scene from a movie, why choose a movie that so few people will have ever heard of much less watched? Guess I'll take your word (or photo) for it.

Serpico
by jdannels

Comment:
Excellent.

Every Which Way but Loose, Clyde
by madcrabber

Comment:
Which scene are you recreating here?

Pulp Fiction
by lentil

Comment:
Trying to remember the scene in Pulp Fiction where a chick with a tommy gun is sitting on some stairs. I can't.

Hold On Rusty, Hold On
by hotpasta

Comment:
Suprised this didn't do better, but still an admirable finish. Grats!