day 5 - George and Barbara ... er ... and George
by boyd2000

Comment:
DNMC. :-P

But very funny!

Day 5 - Visit From Mr. Sock Monkey
by photokariangel

Comment:
Very cool monkey, and rich colors. I love the lighting and your composition is fine.

day 5
by scwalsh

Comment:
Great idea, love the shadows on the wet boards. The white sky almost hurts my eyes (maybe my laptop monitor is too bright), but I think this could be just as interesting cropped to show only the deck without sky.

Bricks
by Elaine

Comment:
I like the two shades of brick against the grey. Makes me think of Mondrian, though the mortar on the right seems broader than that on the left, which throws the precision off a bit. Is that effect caused by the bricklaying or the camera angle?

day 5 - swinger
by rachelellen

Comment:
Good depth of field! I find the red almost too eye-catching, the greys and silvers are so pretty.

Day 5 - Smiley
by rox_rox

Comment:
The rust and the blue tint of the window look great together.

Candid P1070036-test01.jpg
by citymars

Comment:
Tez, you are absolutely right. As I was taking these I realize the only way to get a good photo of a scene like this is to intrude. Not having the tabloid/paparazzi gene, I stood my distance. :-/

Darryl's Jump
by misterxisgod

Comment:

Originally posted by mmario: Great; but this photo is not yours, right?! Autor is Senn from Croatia. //www.hrphotocontest.com/index.php?menu=7&img=36789

UNbelievable! :-/

Going Home
by cmeier

Comment:

Originally posted by Man_Called_Horse: sorry, but as a photographer your job is to convince me. photographically, this is a nice picture. However, I am not convinced that this is religious.

He said this to nearly EVERYONE! LOL

Anyway, congratulations on placing so highly. I loved this photo (it was one of my 10s). No suggestions for improvement. Well done.

Where is my god?
by TUBORG

Comment:
I was really struck by the light and mood of this photo (I gave it an 8), but there is something "off" with the composition that I still can't be sure of. I think it is how the top of the man's head meets the top of the wall and aligns with the bottom of the church -- almost as if the church building is sitting on his head. Move his hands a bit and you'd have a complete optical illusion of him holding the church, Atlas-like.

Surprising how many people commented on the sweater!