Anatomy of a Cyclist
by Shmee

Comment:
I gave this one a high score. Really says "fitness" to me. The b&w is very well done (so often it just seems like a ploy to rescue a bad photo, but not in this case).

WEIGHTING for you
by fredahenry

Comment:
Great lighting, fits the challenge and then some. High score from me -- no points off for silly caption. ;-)

Dumbells for woosies!
by Tlemetry

Comment:
This is simple but effective. Good depth of field, fits the challenge well. I think I'd like it even better without the thick frame.

Help Me
by goc

Comment:
Great weathered face on your subject, normally I'd say get in much closer unless the surrounding frame is important to your shot (I'm not sure your window frame adds much, though it does help explain the reflective glass). Why "Help Me" as a title?

Still of the Night
by AlexSaberi

Comment:
Very pretty, I like how the center tree stands out,

Dawn
by Bud

Comment:
Definitely conveys a sense of calm, though a more placid surface would help say "still." I like your composition especially; I wish the boats were lighter to show off their colors (something you could maybe fix with PP outside of the challenge).

monkey
by gogs2000in

Comment:
Good, colorful photo with a lot of character, definitely a keeper, though it doesn't quite answer the challenge theme for me.

Climbing Colors
by mediamst

Comment:
This is a beautiful shot, maybe a little oversharpene, but it works. It is like a famous painting (that I can picture in my mind, but can't identify further right now!). I love the bold colors against the red background. On the negative side, although any photo creates a "still", this doesn't say still (or stillness) to me, quite the opposite, as it is so vibrant and has so much movement.

J E T
by hotpasta

Comment:
Beautifully lit, good clarity, and I like the bright lights above the wheels. My only criticism (a minor quibble) is thematic in that the spinning (presumably the jet engine) must be assumed since it isn't visible.

Pinwheel
by pipersd

Comment:
Love the greens against the black, and the fact that the spin is obvious without being lost in a complete blur. I wonder if you'll catch flak for the light on the vase? It seems like an error but I've grown to like it.