Never to old for speed
by bob_bobski

Comment:
LOL one of my favourites in this challenge..... the blur makes it look like she's doing 50 mph on that thing! Nicely done.

Going Home
by levyj413

Comment:
Don't feel like reading all the other comments, please forgive me if I repeat stuff.

I love it! I can be pretty unforgiving with blur, too often I feel that an accidental blur is being passed off as "artistic". Not in this case - it feels very much intended and makes a wonderful contrast to the static architecture.

I also love that you didn't HDR the living daylights out of this - it feels so right to see very dark areas, as well as glimpses of light coming in.

Saying that I don't care for the blue back pack would be way too picky, so I won't say it :-)

I just tried it in b+w - it looks good, too, but changes the mood quite a bit, so I'm glad you left those warm colors.

Iris (Border)
by jpochard

Comment:
As soon as I saw this photo, I wished the petals extended past the frame.
I am talking about the parts that are cut off (both left and right, about one third from the bottom). I think it would look really good if they "reached out" beyond the frame.

I love the rest of the image, very pleasing colors and triangular composition.

Old Way in the Old City
by xingchenstar

Comment:
What I like: the fabulous old building !!!!
What I don't like: the strong color cast and the lean. Plus I keep wondering what the very top of it looks like.

untitled
by cyclingtmb

Comment:
I don't understand this image - what is the reason for all the mirrors?
I feel overwhelmed by all that busyness.

Before Email
by geo

Comment:
I don't care for the overly yellow color cast (I just checked how it would look without that and found it way better), but I like the subject and the composition. Nice little setup.

Don't Forget To Wind
by outland

Comment:
I'm not too sure about the color and lighting, but I like the interesting crop.

For all udder issues
by snaffles

Comment:
Good subject, certainly on topic.
However, the photo would look better if you had taken more care with your background. A large piece of white paper curved upward behind the tin would have given you a smooth backdrop. As it is, I keep looking at the upper left hand corner trying to work out what I'm looking at.

Tri-X
by fotomann_forever

Comment:
I like the tight crop and the grain/noise in this.

Grand Tetons National Park
by Beetle

Comment:

Originally posted by JustinM: Originally posted by JustinM: This almost looks like processing that came from that new beta software "project wukong" I'm probably wrong however. Wow I was right

LOL yes you were - try as I might to keep it "real", it still had a bit of that HDR look to it anyway. Perhaps I'll get better with it some day, perhaps some photos simply turn out that way.